Dr. Kahren Aydinyan is a board-certified Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT/Otolaryngology/Head-Neck Surgery)
11/20/2025
Are you familiar with the proper use of nasal sprays? If not used correctly, nasal sprays often prove ineffective and may even cause nosebleeds.
The correct method is to "spray like V", which means slightly outward, toward the inside corner of the eye, on the same side.
11/01/2025
The NMC ENT and Audiology clinics have moved to the Cobblestone Health Commons building, just behind the hospital. New location and more space to provide exceptional care to our community!
260 Crest Rd., Suite 205, St. Albans, VT 05478.
Check-in is downstairs at the main desk, and the clinic is upstairs.
08/28/2025
These cases are always fascinating!
This individual experienced worsening hoarseness. A large polyp covering their entire true vocal cords was discovered. Following a quick procedure, the polyp was removed, restoring this individual's voice and significantly improving their breathing and quality of life.
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Northwestern Ear, Nose & Throat, 260 Crest Road , Suite 205 Saint Albans, VT 05478
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Kahren Aydinyan, DO is an ENT (Otolaryngology) physician who practices ENT care in pediatric and adult patients.
He attended college at the University of Vermont, and then medical school at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. Following graduation, Dr. Aydinyan completed a five-year residency training in Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Having grown up in Vermont, Dr. Aydinyan always had a vision of returning to his home state to practice medicine. He currently practices medicine at Northwestern Ear, Nose and Throat located in St. Albans, Vermont at Northwestern Medical Center. He currently resides in South Hero with his wife and two children.
Outside of his civilian ENT practice, Dr. Aydinyan is a soldier, having served in the Army National Guard for the last 17 years in three different states. He is currently a Field Surgeon in a medical company in the Vermont Army National Guard.
Dr. Aydinyan finds pride in caring for each and every one of his patients. His training in osteopathic medicine encourages him to find the root cause of the issue and recommend multiple treatment options to benefit the patient.