Heather C Herrington, MD - PMC Ears, Nose & Throat

Dr. Carolyn Orgain is an otolaryngologist at the University of Vermont Medical Center and assistant professor at the Larner College of Medicine at UVM in Burlington, VT. She specializes in endoscopic, and revision endoscopic sinus surgery, image-guided sinus surgery, skull base surgery and endoscopic orbital surgery (surgery within the eye and the sinuses). Dr. Orgains research interests include clinical outcomes of sinus and skull base surgery.Dr. Orgain enjoys fostering long-term relationships with her patients while establishing and maintaining their sinonasal health. Finding the underlying cause responsible for her patients' symptoms gives her great satisfaction. Her hope is to listen to every patient's personal goals and determine the best treatment course for them. Her goal is to have her patients leave with a greater awareness of their condition and clear understanding of their treatment plan.Learn about ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) at the UVM Medical Center.

Erin Ostby, MD,is afacial plastic and reconstructive surgeonat the University of Vermont of Medical Center in Burlington.In addition to herclinical interests,which includenasal obstructionand adult and pediatric facial trauma,she often cares for patientswhoare in need ofrhinoplasty, nasal septal surgery, faceliftsand or neck lifts, cosmetic facial surgery, otoplasty, facial trauma reconstruction, facial skin cancerreconstruction,cosmeticneuromodulator injections, andcosmeticinjectable dermal fillers.Dr. Ostbys goal is to help her patients look and feel their very best.She worksto truly understandher patients goals of care,andto helpeachpatientunderstandtheir conditionandboththe surgical and non-surgical options available to them for treatment.Shesaysthatone of the most rewardingpartsof being a facial plastic surgeon isdeveloping longstanding relationships withherpatients and having the opportunity to improve their health and wellbeing,as well as their confidence.She strives to provide an integrative approach toward her patientshealth and facial rejuvenationbyincorporatinglifestyle and nutritional regimens into her treatment recommendations,in order to enhance healthy gene expression and to promote long-lasting,natural beauty from within.Beyond her clinical work,she has conducted research on a number of topics. You can readher workby visiting theNational Library of Medicine. Dr. Ostbys research interestsinclude rhinoplasty techniques and outcomes,nutrition and aging,quality of life outcomes,andlifestyle medicine.Read more aboutsurgical servicesat UVM Medical Center.

Daniel Gerges, MD is an otolaryngologist at the UVM Medical Center and an assistant professor in the Divisions of Otolaryngology and Surgery at the Larner College of Medicine.Dr. Gerges specializes in a variety of procedures, including cleft palate repair and pharyngoplasty for velopharyngeal dysfunction, laryngotracheal reconstruction, endoscopic airway surgery, tympanoplasty and mastoidectomy, cholesteatoma removal, ossicular chain reconstruction, osseointegrated hearing devices, cochlear implants, microtia reconstruction, neonatal ear molding, ultrasound-guided in-office procedures, congenital neck mass removal, salivary gland surgery, pediatric tracheostomy, laser treatment and surgical removal of vascular anomalies, endoscopic sinus surgery, and surgery for head and neck cancer. His research interests include clinical outcomes in cleft palate repair, vascular anomalies and simulation and 3D printing in otolaryngology training; his published research can be found here.Dr. Gerges values taking time to build relationships with individuals and ensure that the needs and concerns of patients and their families are heard and addressed. Additionally, he hopes that at the conclusion of each visit, the patient and family leave with a better understanding of their health than when they arrived.Learn more about otolaryngology at the UVM Medical Center.