Maria Rosa Santos - ENT

11/10/2026

Thank you, WAAS Congress Philippines

🌟 BEHIND EVERY ADVANCE IN AESTHETICS IS A COMMITMENT TO SCIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXCELLENCE. 🌟

WAAS Philippines proudly recognizes Dr. Maria Rosa Santos, MD, FPSO-HNS, MMHoA, as a officer of its Scientific Committee. 👏🇵🇭

Join us in celebrating Dr. Santos and the pursuit of higher standards in aesthetic education. Follow WAAS Philippines for scientific updates and opportunities to learn and connect! 💙🏅

🌟 BEHIND EVERY ADVANCE IN AESTHETICS IS A COMMITMENT TO SCIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXCELLENCE. 🌟

WAAS Philippines proudly recognizes Dr. Maria Rosa C. Santos, MD, FPSO-HNS, MMHoA, as a officer of its Scientific Committee. 👏🇵🇭

Bringing together expertise in ENT–Head and Neck Surgery and a passion for facial aesthetic medicine, Dr. Santos represents an approach grounded in anatomical knowledge, precision, and patient care.

Her professional journey includes international training at Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK, and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford, USA—experiences that enrich her commitment to learning and clinical excellence.

✨ Expertise that inspires. Knowledge that connects. Leadership that moves science forward.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Santos and the pursuit of higher standards in aesthetic education. Follow WAAS Philippines for scientific updates and opportunities to learn and connect! 💙🏅

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Could GLP-1 medications help in treating addictions?
Dr. Arturo Calvo Taca of INSynergy Drug & Alcohol Rehab - St. Louis , USA explains.

21/09/2026

Minimally Invasive Facial Procedure Lecture at
WAAS Congress Philippines
(08/30/26)

31/08/2026

At the WAAS Congress Philippines
Anatomy lecture for aesthetic procedures.

31/08/2026

A night of beauty, learning and making new friends!
World Aesthetic Anti-Aging Society Congress Philippines 2026
WAAS Congress Philippines
Congratulations to WAAS Philippines President Allan Michael Santos

29/08/2026

Always Breathing Through Your Mouth?

Mouth breathing isn't always just a habit. It may be a sign that something is blocking your nose or affecting normal breathing.

Possible causes include:
• Allergic rhinitis
• Enlarged adenoids or tonsils
• Nasal blockage
• Deviated nasal septum

Persistent mouth breathing, especially in children, deserves attention. It may affect sleep, oral health, and overall well-being.

If mouth breathing happens regularly, find out why. Talk to an ENT specialist

This is the official public service page of the Philippine Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (PSO-HNS).

28/08/2026

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CTTO: Sharecare

Small choices add up. Let this be your reminder.