R. Peter Manes

R. Peter Manes is an Associate Professor of Surgery (Otolaryngology) at Yale School of Medicine. His clinical expertise spans benign and malignant nasal/sinus tumors, chronic sinusitis, and skull base reconstruction, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques to avoid facial scarring.

• Education: Georgetown University (BA), Albany Medical College (MD), Georgetown University Hospital (Residency), UT Southwestern (Fellowship)
• Key Affiliations: Yale Medicine, HHT Program, Pituitary Program

His research explores emerging surgical technologies, Medicare reimbursement trends, and management of chronic rhinosinusitis. Recent work emphasizes nasoseptal flap optimization and conflict-of-interest detection in pharmaceutical literature.

Notable awards include the Honor Award (2016) and Hugh O. DeFries Award (2007). He serves as a Principal Investigator for clinical trials on nasal polyps and Residency Program Director for Yale’s Otolaryngology Surgery program.