ORL 2020
  • Thank You!
  • Update
    • COVID-19 Information
  • Programme
    • Conference Handbook
    • Tue 13 October
    • Wed 14 October
    • Thu 15 October
    • Fri 16 October
    • Posters
  • Speakers
    • ORL20 Speaker PPTS
    • Our Speakers
  • Sponsorship & Exhibition
    • Our Sponsors
    • Our Exhibitors
  • Useful Links
  • Contact
  • Thank You!
  • Update
    • COVID-19 Information
  • Programme
    • Conference Handbook
    • Tue 13 October
    • Wed 14 October
    • Thu 15 October
    • Fri 16 October
    • Posters
  • Speakers
    • ORL20 Speaker PPTS
    • Our Speakers
  • Sponsorship & Exhibition
    • Our Sponsors
    • Our Exhibitors
  • Useful Links
  • Contact

Dr Sam P. Most

MD, FACS
Chair Facial Plastics, Stanford University, USA

Dr Sam Most is Chief of the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine, where he is also a Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and Plastic Surgery (General).  He completed his undergraduate work with High Honors at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, followed by attending Stanford University School of Medicine, where he graduated with Deans Honors in Research.  He completed residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery as well as his fellowship in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Washington in Seattle.  Following this he was appointed Chief of the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the same institution.  He was recruited to lead the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford in 2006. 

​Dr Most has chaired several national and international meetings, including Aging Face (San Diego) and Rhinoplasty (Chicago).  He has served two times on the AAFPRS Board most recently as Vice President of Research and Development.  He has won multiple awards from the AAFPRS, including the Ben Shuster and Mark Rafaty awards.  He is currently Vice President of The Rhinoplasty Society (USA).
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ORL 2020 is the 73rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the 
​The New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology,
Head & Neck Surgery

https://www.orl.org.nz/
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