Sam P. Most
Rhinoplasty surgeon, Palo Alto, CA. 72 rhinoplasty papers in the core journals · rhinoplasty society president 2022–2023.
- Phone
- (650) 725-5950
- Practice site
- profiles.stanford.edu
- Papers
- 72 on file
- Video
- 42 on file
About Sam P. Most
Sam P. Most is a rhinoplasty surgeon in Palo Alto, CA, ranked #5 of the fifty US rhinoplasty surgeons on this site on 77 of a possible 105 points, itemised further down this page.
PubMed returns 111 rhinoplasty papers for Most SP[au] AND (Stanford[ad]), 72 of them checked one by one against this surgeon. 72 sit in the core rhinoplasty journals: 17 as first author, 93 as senior author. 72 of them are listed here by title. Those titles cluster on preservation, dorsal, revision, spreader rhinoplasty.
Roles in the field's own institutions: rhinoplasty society president 2022–2023, dallas rhinoplasty meeting 2026 faculty and aafprs fellowship director.
42 rhinoplasty videos are on file here, from a channel with 1.56K subscribers. The practice is at 801 Welch Rd., Palo Alto, CA, United States.
Practice
What patients wrote about Sam P. Most and their nose
★★★★★This is a lengthy review, so buckle in! My revision rhinoplasty results have given me back a piece of my identity that I thought was long gone, and I cannot thank Dr. Most and his team enough. I am officially three months post-op from revision rhinoplasty after waiting almost ten years from my prima…
September 2026 · Google review
★★★★★Dr. Most and his team did a fantastic job with my nose and made my pre- and post-experiences comfortable and easy. I had a septoplasty and cosmetic rhinoplasty; I'm currently 4 weeks post-op. Dr. Most gave me the exact results that I wanted, and since I removed my cast, my nose already looks so clos…
August 2026 · Google review
★★★★★Dr. Most did an amazing job on my septoplasty and rhinoplasty. Before surgery, I was nervous about whether my nose would still look natural and fit my face, but the results are absolutely perfect! It suits my face so well, and I truly could not imagine a better outcome!! Beyond the cosmetic results,…
June 2026 · Google review
Sam Most MD on Google, read 2026-09-09. The rating and the counts are the profile's own and include the critical reviews; the quotes are reviews that name the operation, each with the rating the patient gave. Read all 111 on Google. We do not solicit, collect or moderate reviews.
Cost, in their words
“Cost-minimization analysis showed that the use of angiography with ICG results in cost savings of $177 per patient on average.Two-week takedown of select paramedian forehead flap patients can be performed safely with verification using angiography with ICG.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
“Although this technology inherently adds cost, it is cost-effective, saving a total of $177 per patient.NA.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
Recovery, in their words
“Patients were classified into 1 of 4 groups according to the type and timing of treatment.Septorhinoplasty between 6 and 24 months after nasal fracture diagnosis.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
“A recently described severity scale for nasal obstruction was applied to NOSE scores to demonstrate postoperative results.Average follow-up was 4.7 months.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
“The final version was administered prospectively to 25 rhinoplasty patients and 25 controls at two-week intervals.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
Out-of-town patients
“P. 2024 ; 8 (1) : e109 Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic led to increased telehealth utilization in outpatient otolaryngology settings.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
“We demonstrate substantial increases in the number of otolaryngology patients participating in telehealth since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic but with no differences in patient distributions by race or ethnicity over time.” profiles.stanford.edu/sam-most
Read from Sam P. Most's practice site, September 2026. Each quote links the page it came from.
Why #5: the score, line by line
Every point traces to a public source. The method is on the methodology page; search-visibility points are pending.
72 core-journal rhinoplasty papers (17 first / 93 senior); query `Most SP[au] AND (Stanford[ad])`
Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting 2026 faculty; AAFPRS fellowship director; TRS visiting professor 2022; rhinoplasty teaching in print (10 invited discussion/commentary, 21 Clinics issues, 24 reviews)
Video
42 public YouTube videos for “Sam P. Most rhinoplasty”, read September 2026, played with YouTube's embeddable player. The full channel is on YouTube (49 videos).
Show the other 34 videos · 42 in total, 1 guest appearance
Rhinoplasty publications
By topic: Preservation rhinoplasty (30) · Dorsum and hump (22) · Outcomes, satisfaction and psychology (17) · Other rhinoplasty papers (14) · Anatomy and nasal analysis (11) · Septum, valve and airway (10) · Cleft, trauma and reconstruction (5) · Revision and secondary rhinoplasty (4) · Rib, ear and septal grafts (3) · Nasal tip (2) · Complications and management (2) · History, education and training (2) · Ethnic, Asian, Middle Eastern, African and Latino rhinoplasty (1) · Adolescent and aging nose (1) · Male rhinoplasty (1).
PubMed, query Most SP[au] AND (Stanford[ad]): 111 rhinoplasty papers, 72 in the core journals, 17 as first author and 93 as senior author.
The work, linked out
Sources: Newsweek/Statista 2026; The Rhinoplasty Society; AAFPRS fellowship directors; Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting and Baker Gordon 2026 programs; PubMed; the practice site (read September 2026). Rankings are our opinion of the public record.