Dr. Marc Kayem
Otolaryngologist
& Facial Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Marc Kayem would like to welcome you to the Beverly Hills Snoring Center. Dr. Kayem has been in practice for over 20 years, of which the last 13 years have been spent in private practice in Southern California. Dr. Kayem looks forward to welcoming you to his two new office locations in Beverly Hills.
Dr. Kayem and his staff take patient comfort to a new level, assuring the best experience, from the first time you call the office for your appointment, through your post-operative visits after surgery. Each visit and experience is of equal importance.
The Beverly Hills Snoring Center offers you best practices, best options, and the best experience.
News of Interest
On May 20, 2012 Dr. Marc Kayem and The Beverly Hills Snoring and Sleep Center will be featured on the luxury lifestyle TV magazine program HOLLYWOOD TREND REPORT, hosted by Emmy award winning news producer Ann Shatilla, airing on KTLA and in 85 markets across the USA and Canada. Ann sits down with Dr. Kayem to talk about the revolutionary procedures to rid patients of snoring. Join us Sunday, May 20, 2012, 12:30 pm (Pacific Time) and 3:30 pm (Eastern Time). Set your DVR's!
On May 21, 2012 Dr. Marc Kayem will be featured on the internationally syndicated show The Doctors, introducing a revolutionary, new balloon procedure. Dr. Kayem introduces this new treatment and shows how chronic sinus problems can be resolved with a quick and painless office procedure. Patients who have previously been told they needed invasive surgery to treat their chronic sinus problems can now be treated with a definitive, simple office procedure! Tune in to The Doctors on Monday, May 21, 2012, to watch Dr. Kayem introduce this new technique that can help millions of sinus sufferers. Check your local listings for the times in your area.
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Snoring is more than just an embarrassment. It can be indicative of serious health problems like sleep apnea. Snoring, even if mild, can disrupt sleep, depriving snorers and their bed partners of the rest they need thus creating tension among partners.