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Ian Storper, MD, FACS is an internationally recognized otologist/neurotologist. He specializes in medical and surgical treatment of ear disease, including hearing loss, sudden hearing loss, Meniere’s Disease, acute and chronic ear infections, cholesteatoma, tumors of the ear (including acoustic neuroma, glomus jugulare and carcinoma), tinnitus, and vertigo. He has been featured in NY Magazine's Best and Top Doctors Awards for 2010 and 2011. more>>
Yosef Krespi, MD, FACS is the Director, Center for Sleep Disorders, NYHNI Associate Director, Head & Neck Service Line, NSLIJ. Dr. Krespi is nationally and internationally recognized and respected by his medical colleagues and has received numerous awards and honors in his field. He is one of New York's pioneer surgeons in laser palatoplasty, a cure for snoring. more>>
Steven D. Schaefer, MD, FACS, is an international known Otolaryngologist with special expertise in minimally invasive surgery of the sinuses, nose and anterior skull base; that is, maximal preservation of form and function. As a Head and Neck Surgeon, Dr. Schaefer’s expertise evolved over the past thirty years to build upon his medical training to meet the needs of his patients and the application of new surgical technologies. more>>
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The mission of the New York Head & Neck Institute is
to provide integrated "state of the art" care
for all aspects of Head & Neck Surgery and Medicine at
a single location (Manhattan). With this integrated structure, patient diagnosis is enhanced and treatment
is expedited, leading to optimal recovery even for the
most difficult clinical problems. An additional mission
of the Institute is advanced research on the causes,
diagnosis, and treatment of diseases affecting the Head & Neck, along with teaching surgeons advanced techniques to treat
these diseases.
To achieve this integrated approach, the Institute is
composed of seven Centers of Excellence focusing
on all aspects of Otolaryngology (ENT)
In addition to these Centers of
Excellence, unique programs are also in place which focus
on Hearing & Balance disorders, Facial Aesthetic
(Cosmetic) Rejuvenation, Otologic (ear) problems, Aero-digestive & Respiratory
Inflammatory Diseases, and even Transplantation procedures
that replace the Face, Larynx, and Trachea (the only
such program in the United States).
Each Center within the Institute offers minimally
invasive surgical techniques that facilitate early
hospital discharge, rapid healing, and superior cosmesis.
Examples include endoscopic tumor removal through limited
incisions or the nose, rapid intraoperative hormone assessment
for parathyroid tumors, image guided sinus and skull base
surgery etc. As a result, The New York Head & Neck Institute is uniquely
capable, not only locally, but within the United States, and beyond.
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| Current Activities |
| The following NYHNI docs are listed in NY Magazine Best and Top Doctors |
2011
- Dr. Peter D. Costantino
- Dr. Yosef Krespi
- Dr. Robert Lebovics
- Dr. Ian Storper
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2010
- Dr. Peter D. Costantino
- Dr. Yosef Krespi
- Dr. Steven Schaefer
- Dr. Michael Setzen
- Dr. Ian Storper
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Steven J. Pearlman, MD, FACS
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Dr. Pearlman was featured on Good Morning America on April 14, 2011. The segment was about Dr. Pearlman performing reconstructive surgery on a young girl's ears. Click here to watch the video
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July 2010 - Why Patients Come in for Revision Rhinoplasty 6th Annual Facial Cosmetic Surgery Symposium, Las Vegas, VN.
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July 2010 - What Makes a Nose Look Fixed 6th Annual Facial Cosmetic Surgery Symposium, Las Vegas, VN.
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April 2010 - Revision Rhinoplasty, Panel Discussion Moderator, 10th International Symposium on Facial Plastic Surgery, Hollywood, FL.
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Grand Rounds, Invited Speaker: Lessons Learned in revision rhinoplasty: How to avoid needing it in the first place:
a. Downstate Medical center February 2010
b. University of Medicine and Dentistry March 2010
c. Montefiore Hospital April 2010
d. Boston University Hospital May 2010
e. Long Island Jewish Medical Center May 2010
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Dr. Maurice Khosh - recently participated as a presenter at the Annual National Meeting for Otolaryngologists and Head and Neck Surgeons in San Diego, as a panel member in a seminar. The seminar, which was attended by over three hundred physicians, was entitled “Office-Based Facial Plastic Procedures for the Otolaryngologist”. Amongst the topics, we discussed were: dermal filler agents, Botox, lasers and light based devices, and chemical peels. The presentations were extremely well received, and we have been asked to present the course again during the next Annual Meeting in Boston.
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Dr. David Hiltzik was a Panel Member on a discussion on Malignancies of the Skull Base at the North American Skull Base Society meeting in New Orleans in October. |
Six of our Institute surgeons have been selected for the 2008 New York Best Doctors Award, out of a total forty nine head & neck surgeons, city wide. The New York Head and Neck Institute had the most otolaryngologists chosen, more than any other department, or Institution in the city.
Click on the names below to learn more about our "New York Best Doctors.
Peter D. Costantino, MD, FACS
The Center For Cranial Base Surgery The Center For Facial Reconstruction
Yosef P. Krespi, MD, FACS
The Center For Sleep Disorders
Daniel Kuriloff, MD, FACS
The Center For Thyroid & Parathyroid
Steven J. Pearlman, MD, FACS
The Center For Facial Reconstruction
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