Dubin is originally from New Jersey and went to college at the University of Pennsylvania. In Savannah, Dr. Dubin spent a year studying under Frederick A. Kuhn, M. During his fellowship training, Dr. Dubin had the opportunity to participate in the first clinical trial in the United States on Balloon Sinuplasty.
After completing his advanced training in minimally invasive endoscopic approaches to the nose and sinusitis, Dr. In , Dr. Dubin has published over 27 articles in peer reviewed journals and has authored several textbook chapters Dr. He has instructed other physicians in advanced sinus surgery at national and international courses. Because of his expertise in his field, Dr. Dubin has been asked by numerous medical technology companies to consult. Dubin practices the full range of pediatric and adult otolaryngology.
He has particular clinical expertise in pediatric and adult sinus disease. His advanced training affords him significant experience with disease of the frontal sinus, revision sinus surgery, medical management of nasal polyps, cerebrospinal fluid leaks, and tumors of the nose and sinuses.
His sinusitis management strategy focuses on maximizing all medical therapies before surgery is considered and continuing this focus on non-surgical management for as long as possible. For appropriate candidates, Dr. Dubin offers numerous in office procedures as an intermediate step between medical management and traditional surgery under general anesthesia for nasal congestion, sinusitis, runny nose, nasal polyps etc. When do I need to see a sinus specialist with advanced fellowship training?
Diseases of the nose and sinuses are managed primarily by Otolaryngologists Ear, Nose and Throat doctors. If your problems have not responded to conventional techniques or more importantly if your symptoms did not improve after surgery, it is reasonable to be evaluated by someone who has advanced training in sinus surgery, sinusits and nasal disease. Additionally, if you have been diagnosed with a tumor of the nose or sinuses it is possible that the tumor can be removed via your nostril, without facial incisions.
