Education:
Dr. Chan graduated with honors from the University of Chicago
prior to attending medical at the University of Rochester School of
Medicine. He received numerous honors while in medical school and
graduated with the Alpha Omega Alpha award, which is only given to
the top 5% of the graduating medical class.
Training:
After graduating from medical school, Dr. Chan completed
internship in General Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic. He then
completed 5 additional years of specialized training in
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic where
he focused on surgical treatment of diseases of the face, head and
neck. Because Dr. Chan developed a special interest in plastic and
reconstructive surgery of the face, head, and neck, he went on to
receive additional fellowship training at Stanford University in
Facial Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery. He remains on the
clinical faculty at Stanford University. Dr. Chan is ABMS board
certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck
Surgery.
Professional Organizations:
Dr. Chan is licensed to practice medicine in the state of
California and is a member of many national medical organizations
including:
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American Medical
Association |
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American Academy
of Facial Plastics and Reconstructive
Surgery |
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American Academy
of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery |
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American
Rhinologic Society |
Hospital
Affilations:
Dr. Chan is affiliated with and has admitting and surgical staff
privileges at the following local hospitals:
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Stanford
University Medical Center |
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Lucille Packard
Children's Hospital |
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Palo Alto
Veterans Administration Hospital |
Research:
Dr. Chan has published extensively in the medical literature,
written textbook chapters, and lectured nationally on facial
plastics and reconstructive surgery. He remains actively involved
in research dedicated to developing bioengineered tissue for use
in plastic and reconstructive procedures and holds US patents in
this area. A complete Curriculum Vita can be requested by
contacting our office.
Selected bibliography of recent peer-reviewed articles and book
chapters:
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Khariwala SS, Chan J, Blackwell KE, Alam DS. Temporal
mandibular joint reconstruction using vascularized bone graft
with alloderm. J Reconstr Microsurg 2007;23 (1):25-30. |
| Chan
J and Koltai PJ. Principles of Trauma - Ch. 66. In: Bailey
BJ, ed. Head and Neck Surgery - Otolaryngology, 4th ed.
Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2006. |
| Koltai
PJ, Ellis B, Chan J, Calabro A. Anterior and posterior
cartilage graft dimensions in successful laryngotracheal
reconstruction. Arch Otolaryngol 2006;132(6):631-4. |
| Chan
J, Darr AB, Alam DS, Calabro AC. Investigation of a Novel
Cross-Linked Hyaluronan Hydrogel for Use as a Soft-Tissue
Filler. Am J Cosmetic Surg 2005;22(2):105-8. |
| Chan
J, Putnam MA, Feustel PJ, Koltai PJ. The age dependent
relationship between facial fractures and skull fractures. Int
J Ped Otolaryngol 2004; 68(7):877-81. |
Philosophy:
As a specialist in Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Chan will provide
you with a personalized consultation that will address your
specific needs. Whether you are looking for something minimally
invasive with little downtime, or a more dramatic change, Dr.
Chan's goal is to provide you with the highest quality care in a
safe environment. He is trained in the latest techniques and can
provide you detailed information so that you can make an informed
choice. |
