August with Dr. Alfi

Upcoming Travel ✈️

• 📍Miami: August 16th – Fully Booked

• 📍New York City: October 4th – Fully Booked

• 📍Los Angeles: November 8th – Fully Booked

Dr. Alfi’s August travel schedule is fully booked! Thank you to everyone who reserved a spot. If you’re looking to schedule a consultation, don’t worry — the next available dates will be announced soon. Be sure to keep an eye for updates on our social media so you can secure your spot as soon as they open!

Talks & Events 🎤

• The Jaw Surgery Evolution

  • Portland, Maine

  • September 5^th, 2025

  Dr. Alfi will be hosting a presentation at the Casco Bay Study Club, sharing the latest innovations, techniques, and transformative outcomes in corrective jaw surgery.

• The Vault Conference

  • Orlando, Florida

  • September 8th-11th, 2025

  Entrepreneurs, mark your calendars! Designed to empower visionary leaders in business and health, this conference is a must-attend for anyone looking to take their personal and professional growth to the next level. Get your tickets here!
  

• American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Lecture

  • Washington, D.C.

  • September 19^th, 2025

  Dr. Alfi will share advancements in airway-focused orthognathic surgery, highlighting cutting-edge techniques, interdisciplinary collaboration, and real-world transformations that improve patient health and quality of life.

Recent Podcasts 🎙️

Dr. Kelly Lamoreaux shares how she balances life as a pioneering cosmetic dentist, fitness app creator, and biohacker while raising a family and building businesses on her own terms.

Dr. Alfi and his in-house nutrition consultant, Yvette Raymond, explore how proper nutrition plays a surprisingly vital role in jaw alignment, corrective jaw surgery, and improving breathing function.

Patient Transformations ✨

At just 17, this jaw surgery patient underwent a remarkable 40 mm advancement to correct severe chewing and speaking difficulties, chronic mouth breathing, and nasal airway obstruction — transforming both his function and quality of life.

At 55, this patient underwent jaw surgery to address obstructive sleep apnea, poor sleep, and a diminished quality of life after CPAP therapy failed, achieving lasting relief and restored well-being.