<p>Dr. Masa Suzuki is a Japanese rhinologist who currently works for Hokkaido Univ. Hospital with great enthusiasm for surgeries, research, and education in the rhinology field. After completing his Ph.D. course at Hokkaido Univ (2015)., he flew to Adelaide, South Australia, supervised by Prof P.J. Wormald. He has published more than 80 articles in English and Japanese. He has been awarded a research award from the Japan Society of immunology and allergology in otolaryngology (2015), the conference Award of Japanese society of allergology (2020), and the best abstract award from the international society of Inflammation and allergy of the nose (ISIAN, 2024). He is also known as an English-Japanese translator and published the Japanese version of "Endoscopic Sinus Surgery," originally written by Prof. P.J. Wormald.</p>

<p>Mohamed A. Abdelwahab, M.D., Ph.D is a craniofacial surgeon who specializes in providing a variety of procedures for comprehensive management of craniofacial surgery. This includes surgery to the pharyngeal airway, the nose, the facial skeleton (face), and the tongue base.Dr. Abdelwahab finished his dedicated facial skeletal surgery fellowship in the Sleep Surgery Division, Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at Stanford University. This was preceded by his joint supervision PhD program and scholarship in facial skeletal and nasal surgery in the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford University. Stanford has pioneered the field of sleep apnea surgery since the 1970s. Dr. Abdelwahab is otolaryngology trained, and specializes in facial skeletal surgery and nasal surgery.Dr. Abdelwahab's clinical and academic (research) work over the last years has focused on outcome measures after facial skeletal and nasal surgery for sleep apnea, as well as real-world evidence for sleep surgery.</p>