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Kasey Li, MD , DDS - Sleep Apnea Surgery Center - Before / after EASE: much wider nasal air passages

Kasey Li, MD , DDS - Sleep Apnea Surgery Center

4.1(36 reviews)
4.9 mi

I worked with Dr. Kasey Li on a palate expander procedure to address sleep apnea, and the…read moreexperience was exceptional from start to finish. What stood out most was his deep clinical expertise, judgment, and quiet confidence. He is meticulous in his evaluation and very clear and honest about tradeoffs, expectations, and the role of patient-specific anatomy. The procedure required real commitment, but Dr. Li and his team provided thorough, attentive follow-up care throughout the full 18-month expansion process. I have just completed the procedure and have experienced a significant reduction in my CPAP pressure settings, along with a meaningful improvement in sleep quality. Even while using CPAP previously, I rarely slept more than seven hours a night; I can now sleep a full eight hours and feel genuinely rested. I also notice clearer, freer breathing during the day. Dr. Li is widely regarded as a leading expert in this procedure, and my experience reflects that level of mastery and care.

I recently was treated by Dr. Kasey Li at Stanford and had a truly life-changing experience. Prior…read moreto visiting Dr. Li, I had undergone an MMA surgery with another Stanford surgeon with a very minimal 3 mm jaw advancement, and because of this, my AHI remained the same one year after surgery as it was before surgery -- in other words, the surgery did not improve my sleep apnea at all. However, Dr. Li was able to help me by performing his EASE procedure, which not only helped me sleep better, but also prevented me from needing another revision MMA surgery to advance me the clinically recommended 10+ mm (instead of just a paltry 3 mm). During my EASE operation, Dr. Li even removed some of the MMA hardware from the previous surgery because it was "festering." Compared to MMA, EASE was much less invasive (I was back at work in less than a week), and after several months of gradual expansion with Dr. Li, he had gotten me off CPAP completely, allowing me to sleep much better without having to wear an uncomfortable mask forcing air into my nose every night. This was a tremendous outcome! I was surprised at how much more helpful EASE was for my sleep apnea than my initial MMA, given the latter required a month off work on a full-liquid diet. Treating sleep apnea is a mine field. I researched the alternatives to EASE heavily, and every other option was significantly more invasive and risky (any maxillary expansion procedure involving a LeFort cut is going to be rough and risk complications). There's also quite a few completely unproven / ineffective treatments that do not help sleep apnea at all that you have to be prudent to avoid. And as I found out the hard way, even at name-brand institutions, the surgeons there may not advance your jaw enough to help your sleep apnea. Dr. Kasey Li is truly the best in the world and will take excellent care of you. I am forever grateful for his help and expertise.

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Leon Lipson, MD

4.1(35 reviews)
2.3 mi

I would leave 0 stars if I could. I lost my sense of smell and taste in July, I was referred to…read moreDr. Lipson in October. I've been a number of times and my last visit in January (5 months ago), Dr. Lipson was supposed to schedule an MRI. It's now May, I've called over 25 times trying to get someone on the phone to find out what's going on. I finally got someone on the phone today asking for my records to be sent to my new doctor and the receptionist let me know that NONE of my visits or records have been recorded. NONE of them. I've seen this doctor multiple times over months and they literally have no records of my visit. At this point, it's highly unlikely that I'll ever get my sense of smell or taste back. Thank you Dr. Lipson for your complete failure to do a single thing to help me. NEVER VISIT THIS DOCTOR!

Dr Lipson has been my SPECIAL NEEDS BROTHER for many years. My mother always managed to escort him…read moreuntil her passing at 95 this last January. At his caregivers request, I took him to see Dr Lipson for a check up and to get forms filled out for a hearing aid available from MedICare or Calmed...anyway, the appointment went fine as usual, however; my brother has waited over 2 months for the paperwork. We have been calling, no one answers the phone and due to COVID, he is only working 2 days a week-even though everything has opened back up. We have an appointment with another specialist now, and I'm afraid Dr Lipson is having trouble. He's over 80 yrs old!

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