PROCEDURES
Surgical Expertises
In New York - USA
Expertise
Experience in Head & Neck Cancer, Reconstruction, & Cosmetic
PATIENT
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Dr. Laurent Ganry, MD, MSc, FEBOMFS, FACS, is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon at Northwell Health–Long Island Jewish Medical Center, serving Long Island and the New York metropolitan area. His practice focuses on head and neck cancer removal, microvascular free-flap reconstruction, and complex facial and jaw reconstruction.
He has approximately fifteen years of experience in head and neck microsurgical reconstruction and performs approximately 60–80 head and neck free-flap procedures annually, based on his practice estimates. His previous appointments include serving as an attending surgeon in the ENT / Head and Neck Surgery Department at Gustave Roussy Cancer Center in France.
His reconstructive repertoire includes fibula, scapular, and deep circumflex iliac artery (DCIA) bone flaps, a broad range of soft-tissue free flaps, as well as complex chimeric and multiple-paddle reconstructions. His work includes virtual surgical planning, Jaw-in-a-Day procedures, and dental implant rehabilitation associated with jaw reconstruction.
Dr. Ganry also performs local and regional pedicled flaps, specialized facial skin, nasal and ear reconstruction, and facial skeletal reconstruction, including integration with facial prosthetic rehabilitation.
This breadth of techniques allows reconstruction to be tailored to the patient’s defect, functional needs, and donor-site considerations.
Hear about Dr. Laurent Ganry reconstructing the man whose nose was bitten off during an attack - Long Island, NY, USA
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Tyson Carter's nose was bitten off when he says he tried to help a young woman who was being harassed by two men at a Brentwood bus stop (Long Island, NY).
Northwell Health's Dr. Laurent Ganry reconstructed Carter's nose using 3D technology and a skin flap from the patient's forehead.
Carter has had three surgeries so far, and his nose looks like it did prior to the incident. To reconstruct it, Dr. Ganry used a 3D printer to make the patient's face and then modelled his nose using clay. This became a template for the surgery.
Carter called Ganry the "Michael Jordan of reconstruction"
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