Stanford Preservation and Structural Rhinoplasty Course

November 13-15, 2025

Learn from world-renowned experts in preservation and structural rhinoplasty

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About the Event

The 2025 Stanford Preservation and Structural Rhinoplasty Course (SPSRC 2025) offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from world-renowned experts in an intimate, high-yield educational setting. Limited enrollment ensures a personalized, small-format learning experience where every participant benefits from close interaction with faculty — both in the lecture hall and, for lab participants, in hands-on surgical training.

Held in a state-of-the-art teaching environment, the course features interactive learning sessions, expert panel discussions, and extended masterclasses led by the Guests of Honor and other leading faculty. Attendees will observe recorded live surgeries presented and analyzed by the surgeons themselves, gaining unique insight into decision-making, technique, and artistry.

A key focus of the program is the integration of preservation and structural rhinoplasty approaches — exploring when, why, and how to fuse these methods for the best patient outcomes. Participants will leave with practical, immediately applicable skills and strategies to enhance their surgical practice.

Who Should Attend: Facial Plastic and Plastic Surgeons seeking to deepen their expertise, adopt innovative surgical techniques, and connect with global leaders in the field. Note: This is a non-CME course.

Course Director

Dr. Sam Most

Sam P. Most, MD, MBA, FACS

Dr. Sam Most is Chief of the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine, where he also serves as Professor of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and Plastic Surgery (by courtesy). A recognized leader in rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgery, Dr. Most has published extensively, authored multiple textbooks, and served in leadership roles for national and international societies. He has chaired major educational meetings worldwide and is known for advancing both structural and preservation rhinoplasty techniques. As Course Director for SPSRC 2025, Dr. Most brings together a distinguished faculty to share expertise with the next generation of surgeons.

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Guests of Honor

Dr. Enrico Robotti

Enrico Robotti, MD

World-renowned rhinoplasty surgeon from Bergamo, Italy. Known for innovative techniques in primary and revision rhinoplasty, and a world-class educator.

Dr. Rod Rohrich

Rod Rohrich, MD

From Dallas, the most-published rhinoplasty surgeon in the world, former editor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and Director of Dallas Rhinoplasty.

Dr. Roxana Cobo

Roxana Cobo, MD

From Cali, Colombia. Former President of IFFPSS; authored numerous papers and textbooks, and is internationally recognized.

Dr. Abdulkadir Göksel

Abdulkadir Göksel, MD

From Istanbul, world-class facial plastic surgeon and educator, innovator of techniques in preservation rhinoplasty.

Other Faculty

Dr. Brian Wong

Brian Wong, MD PhD

Dr. Fausto Lopez-Ulluoa

Fausto Lopez-Ulluoa, MD

Dr. Ivan Wayne

Ivan Wayne, MD

Dr. J Carlos Neves

J Carlos Neves, MD

Virtual Faculty

Dr. Jose Barrera

Jose Barrera, MD

Dr. Oren Friedman

Oren Friedman, MD

Dr. Priyesh Patel

Priyesh Patel, MD

Dr. Stuart Geldenhuys

Stuart Geldenhuys, MD

Additional Lab Faculty

Schedule Overview

Day 1–2 (Lectures)

Location: 500P Rooftop Garden Assembly Hall
500 Pasteur Dr, Palo Alto, CA 94304

Day 3 (1/2 Day Laboratory)

Location: Center for Clinical Sciences Research — Main Dissection Lab
269 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA 94305

Note: This is a non-CME course.

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