Dr. Alizabeth "Liz" Weber is an otolaryngologist who provides comprehensive ear, nose, and throat care to patients of all ages. She specializes in treating conditions such as nasal breathing issues, eustachian tube dysfunction, ear (aural) fullness, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, and sleep-disordered breathing. Her practice includes a wide range of procedures, from sinus and ear surgeries to minimally invasive techniques like eustachian tube balloon dilation and endoscopic ruptured eardrum repair (tympanoplasty).

Dr. Weber is passionate about improving her patients' quality of life through attentive listening and clear, evidence-based education. She believes in meeting patients where they are and guiding them through treatment options that align with their personal health goals.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Weber is actively involved in medical education and research, with current interests in eustachian tube dysfunction, balloon dilation, and aural fullness. She also participates in medical mission trips to rural Honduras to provide ENT care to underserved communities.

Dr. Weber is an assistant professor in the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Weber is a proud military spouse and mom of four-including two teenagers and a pair of energetic toddler identical twins. She's a former pediatric cancer camp counselor and once spent a summer in rural Peru teaching trauma wound care. In her free time, she enjoys home renovation projects, running, spin class, weightlifting, and exploring the parks of Saint Louis with her family.