Sean B Bailey MD, FACS

11/22/2025

Our office, Week end, month on, year after, of work, sweat, and at times tears. Breaking bread together as family on friends giving… this is so much more. 🍷❤️🍀

11/20/2025

Looking for us? You’ll find our office at 343 S Kirkwood Road, Suite 205. Stop by and say hi or give us a call to schedule your visit! 😊

📞 (314) 970-2770
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11/18/2025

Taking care of your ear, nose, and throat health is easier when you’ve got the right team on your side. Schedule your visit today and feel your best! 💙

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11/17/2025

11/17/2025

An Irish ☘️ Monday in the OR

11/13/2025

This imaging occurred after a fall with facial trauma. This comminuted nasal fracture with facial lacerations, indicates a serious blow with potential underlying problems, e.g. neck fracture, frontal sinus fracture, or even intracranial bleeding

11/13/2025

This imaging occurred after a fall with facial trauma. This comminuted nasal fracture with facial lacerations, indicates a serious blow with potential underlying problems, e.g. neck fracture, frontal sinus fracture, or even intracranial bleeding

11/13/2025

Breathe easier. Hear clearer. Live better. That’s what harmony feels like. 🌿👂

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11/13/2025

Early rise for early surgery … what’s missing ???

11/11/2025

Your ears, nose, and throat deserve some love too. Regular ENT checkups help you feel your best and stay in tune with your health. 🎶👂👃🩺

11/06/2025

Tossing and turning all night? 😴

Our sleep disorder center helps you find answers and rest easier. Schedule a consultation today and take the first step toward better sleep. 🌙✨

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11/06/2025

This patient’s husband noted a new skin lesion on his wife’s ear. Within two weeks, it seemed to be rapidly increasing in size. She was referred for evaluation to our office. Biopsies showed melanoma. Melanoma develops in cells called melanocytes. They make melanin, the pigment found in the skin.
Although melanoma represents less than 1% of the skin cancer cases diagnosed in the United States each year, it results in the most deaths. According to estimates from the National Cancer Institute’s Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program, some 104,960 people will be diagnosed with melanoma in the United States in 2025 and about 8,430 are expected to die from it. The five-year relative survival rate is estimated at 94.7%.