Dr. Geoffrey Trenkle, Otolaryngologist, Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Geoffrey B. Trenkle is the CEO and founder of the Los Angeles Center for Ear, Nose, Throat and Allergy that provides special care in allergy, audiology, ear/otology, head and neck, nasal and sinus disorders, pediatric ENT, snoring and sleep apnea, thyroid and parathyroid surgery, and voice and swallowing disorders. Dr. Trenkle is board certified in otolaryngology/facial plastic surgery from Michigan State University. He is a native of Southern California, who grew up in Redlands and attended medical school at Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona. Dr. Trenkle moved to Michigan where he trained in otolaryngology and facial plastic surgery at Michigan State University through St. John Providence Health System. During his time in Michigan, he served both as chief intern in his first year and chief resident in his final year. Dr. Trenkle trained with some of the most prestigious names in otolaryngology and has traveled across the country to learn from the best minds in pediatric otolaryngology (Dr. Robin Cotton), neuroethology (Dr. Seilesh Babu), laryngology (Dr. Clark Rosen) and head & neck surgery (Dr. Stephen Freeman). He has also won awards at national conferences for his research in neuroethology. Since 2014, Dr. Trenkle has brought unmatched quality medical care to five LAENT locations in Los Angeles. “My favorite procedure to perform is in-office balloon sinuplasty,” said Dr. Trenkle. ”This is a minimally invasive technique to perform sinus surgery within the office.” Over the past five years, Dr. Trenkle spent time perfecting a process to make procedure more effective and simple for the patient. “I am now the West Coast preceptor facility for the most state-of-the-art technique in minimally invasive sinus surgery called TruDi Navigation,” said Dr. Trenkle. “This is an image-guided technique that is cutting edge and the future of our field. I have trained over 20 physicians on how to use this technology and perfect their techniques.” Dr. Trenkle prides himself on complete patient care and being in touch with his patients and their families. He comes from a long line of physicians and understands the need for a long-lasting relationship between patient and doctor.

Dr. Geoffrey Trenkle , Otolaryngologist Physician , Los Angeles CA , HCFr Is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canda and the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery  and the Canadian Medical Association  

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Dr. Geoffrey Trenkle , Otolaryngologist Physician , Los Angeles CA , HCF

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Please contact ( Dr. Geoffrey Trenkle, Otolaryngologist Los Angeles, CA ) to enquire if this health care provider is accepting new patients. The next step in this treatment is actually using a little rice-like particle that we actually put in the opening and leave it in there for an hour, sometimes a week, and it will expand on its own.  Then we pull it out, and the ostium has enlarged, and the sinus is treated. That is actually the latest, greatest direction that we’re going in with this balloon sinuplasty.  If you have any questions, you can speak to your family doctor or to your local sinus specialist.