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In his role as principal at Stefan Kieserman, M.D. in New York City, otolaryngologist Dr. Stefan Kieserman invests his work with more than 20 years of experience.
A medical professional and otolaryngologist with 20 years of experience, Dr. Stefan Kieserman currently operates a private practice, Stefan Kieserman, M.D., in New York City. Commanding an impeccable academic and professional background, Dr. Stefan Kieserman laid the educative foundations for his career as an undergraduate at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based Temple University. From 1982 through 1986, Dr. Stefan Kieserman pursued studies in a wide range of topics at Temple University, ultimately declaring his major in Biology. An exemplary student at Temple University, Dr. Stefan Kieserman earned induction to the Phi Beta Kappa Society and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology in 1986. Following graduation, Dr. Stefan Kieserman relocated to New York City and enrolled at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he continued to build upon his impressive scholastic record. For the next four years, Dr. Stefan Kieserman studied all facets of the medical practice at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in both a classroom and clinical setting. A member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society, Dr. Stefan Kieserman earned his M.D. from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1986 and immediately entered into a series of residencies at hospitals and medical centers in New York. After receiving his New York State Medical License in 1991 and completing his general surgery residency at Beth Israel Medical Center in 1992, Dr. Stefan Kieserman began a residency in otolaryngology at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Completing his otolaryngology residency in 1996, Dr. Stefan Kieserman subsequently became a Diplomate of the American Board of Otolaryngology and launched his private practice on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Today, Dr. Stefan Kieserman performs all manner of surgeries for afflictions of the ear, nose, and throat, along with various cosmetic procedures in his private practice. To read more about Dr. Stefan Kieserman and his services at Stefan Kieserman, M.D., visit his official website at kieserman.com.
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A Brief Overview of Otolaryngology: Part 2, by Dr. Stefan Kieserman
, Dr. Stefan Kieserman's Blog on Bigsight
September, 2011
According to statistics from the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS), one in ten people currently residing in North America suffer from some degree of hearing loss. Children who inherit genetic abnormalities from their parents can benefit markedly from the services of a skilled ear, nose, and throat specialist. As medical science and hearing loss research progress, doctors, scientists, and medical technology engineers continue to discover numerous actionable approaches to facilitate hearing restoration. Partially or totally deaf individuals who enlist the support of an ENT specialist may not recover fully, but the chances are high that their hearing will be restored somewhat. Likewise, those coping with ringing in the ears (tinnitus), minor to severe issues with balance, cranial and/or facial nerve problems, associated nerve pain, and even ear infections can find relief with the help of an experienced otolaryngologist.
Data gleaned from the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery singles out chronic sinusitis as an ailment that affects tens of millions of Americans. AAO-HNS estimates indicate that ear, nose, and throat specialists diagnose approximately 35 million new cases of chronic sinusitis in the U.S. population on an annual basis, establishing the disease as one of today’s most common health concerns. In an effort to encourage results-oriented preventative care of the sinuses, an ENT doctor will coach his or her patients about proper sinus maintenance, also utilizing an extensive array of tools and techniques to mitigate allergies, a compromised sense of smell, snoring, sleep apnea, and breathing blockages. Due to the fact that otolaryngology encompasses surgical work as well as fundamental clinical diagnostic and curative activity, people interested in altering the shape of the nose for aesthetic or medical reasons normally consult with an ENT specialist prior to entering the operating room, whether or not that doctor will be responsible for performing the surgery itself.
A Brief Overview of Otolaryngology: Part 1, by Dr. Stefan Kieserman
A Brief Overview of Otolaryngology: Part 3, by Dr. Stefan Kieserman
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