About Baltimore Sinus Specialists

Baltimore Sinus Specialists features a skilled team of board-certified Otolaryngologists-Head and Neck Surgeons, including Dr. Marc G. Dubin and Dr. Douglas Reh, who focus on sinus and nasal conditions. Dr. Sam Hahn contributes his expertise in reconstructive nasal surgery to our comprehensive ENT services. Enhancing our offerings, Dr. Alireza Nejad, a fellowship-trained Allergist/Immunologist, provides specialized allergy testing and treatments. Our practice is centrally located at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) and McCormick Plaza 1 in Hunt Valley, making us a prominent part of the Centers for Advanced ENT Care network and a leading ENT care provider in the Baltimore, MD area.

Nose, Sinus and Endoscopic Sinus Surgeons

Dr. Dubin and Dr. Reh practice the full range of adult and pediatric ENT. Their past and present research centers on complex diseases of the nose and sinuses, particular revision sinus surgery, sinusitis with polyps, frontal sinus disease and tumors of the nose and sinuses.

Both Dr. Dubin and Dr. Reh received additional, advanced fellowship training in the surgical and medical management of sinusitis and diseases of the nose. They have the most advanced training and experience in endoscopic nose and sinus surgical procedures and utilize the most sophisticated equipment available. Their experience in revision and frontal sinus surgery and the medical/non-surgical management of challenging sinus disease is unparalleled in the region.

Dr. Dubin and Dr. Reh are two of a handful of fellowship trained Rhinologists (Sinus Doctors/Surgeons) in the state of Maryland and they are the longest practicing full time sinus specialists with advanced fellowship training practicing in the region.

This team of Rhinologists is the ONLY team of full time fellowship trained sinus surgeons in the region. Additionally, they hold the distinction of being the ONLY Sinus Center in the state to feature a board-certified Allergist/Immunologist and a fellowship-trained Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon working in tandem with their fellowship-trained rhinologists. This distinguished level of training and expertise is what truly what makes the Baltimore Sinus Center stand out above everyone else. Moreover, their services encompass specialized allergy testing facilitated by their experienced Allergist/Immunologist.

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What is an ENT?

An ENT, short for Otolaryngologist, is a healthcare professional with specialized training in Otolaryngology, the branch of medicine focused on the ears, nose, and throat. These experts are skilled in diagnosing, treating, and managing a wide range of conditions associated with the head and neck, particularly those that impact hearing, breathing, swallowing, and speaking. ENT doctors are qualified to conduct surgeries for various ailments, including persistent sinusitis, deviated nasal septums, and removal of head and neck tumors. They also tackle problems related to hearing loss and voice disorders, among other duties. While their official designation is Otolaryngologist, they are more commonly known as ENT doctors.

What is a Sinus Specialist?

A Sinus Specialist is a healthcare professional specializing in the care of sinus-related conditions, focusing on the sinuses, which are air-filled spaces within the skull. These experts often have a background in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) medicine and possess specialized knowledge in sinus care. They handle a range of sinus issues, including sinusitis, nasal polyps, and sinus headaches. To diagnose these conditions accurately, Sinus Specialists may employ various tools such as imaging tests and endoscopic exams. Their treatment approaches can vary from prescribing medications to performing surgical procedures like functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS).

What is an Allergist?

An Allergist is a physician with expertise in identifying, treating, and overseeing allergies, asthma, and other immune system disorders. Following their medical education, Allergists often complete further training in internal medicine or pediatrics before undertaking a fellowship in allergy and immunology. They are adept at recognizing the signs and triggers of allergic reactions and can perform diagnostic tests such as skin prick tests or blood tests to ascertain the presence of allergies. Allergists may prescribe medications, administer allergy shots (immunotherapy), and offer guidance on how to reduce allergen exposure through environmental controls. They also handle conditions like hay fever, food allergies, eczema, and anaphylaxis.

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Areas of Expertise:

• Allergy Testing
• Allergy Treatment
• Sinus Tumors

• Sinus Polyps
• Minimally Invasive Sinus Surgery
• Revision/Redo Sinus Surgery

• Frontal Sinus Surgery
• Complex Sinus Surgery

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