<p>Prof. In Seok Moon is a leading expert in otologic surgery and a pioneer in endoscopic ear procedures. His contributions to minimally invasive endoscopic techniques help reduce recovery time and preserve hearing, positioning him at the forefront of otolaryngology. He also advances surgical techniques for acoustic neuroma, external auditory canal cancer, and hearing implants. As a professor of Yonsei University and the director of the Surgical Anatomy Education Center, he is dedicated to educating young doctors and medical students.</p> <p>Education & Training</p> <p>Yonsei University College of Medicine, Bachelor(1999), Master(2007), PhD(2011)</p> <p>Harvard Medical School Postdoctoral fellow (2017-2018)</p> <p>Positions and Career</p> <p>Professor, Yonsei University College of Medicine</p> <p>Director, Surgical Anatomy Education Center, Yonsei University College of Medicine</p> <p>Chairman, Department of ENT, Gangman Severance Hospital (2021-2022)</p> <p>Academic committees</p> <p>Present, Korean Tinnitus Study Group</p> <p>General Secretary Korean Skullbase Society</p> <p>Academic Chair, 36th Politzer Society meeting 2026</p> <p>Academic Chair, 10th International Vestibular Schwannoma Congress 2027</p> <p>General Secretary, 7th World Congress of Endoscopic Ear Surgery 2028</p> <p>Academic Chair, Korean Society of ORL-HNS (2022-2023)</p> <p>General Secretary, Korean Pediatric Society of Otorhinolaryngology (2021-2022)</p>

<p>- Fellowship in Otology and Cochlear Implantation – HCPA<br>- Master’s Degree in Surgical Sciences (focus on tympanic membrane perforations and classification)<br>- Clinical Otologist with expertise in tympanoplasty and middle ear surgery<br>- Scientific Director and Co-founder – Instituto Gaúcho de Otorrinolaringologia (IGO), Brazil<br>- Faculty and preceptor in Otology and Otoneurology residency programs<br>- Active member of the Brazilian Association of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery<br>- Research interests: chronic otitis media, tympanic membrane pathogenesis, tympanoplasty outcomes, cochlear implants, and ossicular reconstruction</p>