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The High Price of Beauty

April 15, 2016

Several women revealed their annual costs of spending on what it takes to stay beautiful. Whether it is layers of makeup or extreme hair styles, women go to extreme lengths to better their appearance, no matter what the cost is. Prices tend to vary but getting a blowout hair cut can cost $40, a haircut…
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Experts Are Finding New Ways to Fight Bacteria

March 4, 2016

Doctors have been fighting bacteria with antibiotics for years and for the most part they have had great success. In recent years though, these diseases have been growing resistant to traditional medicine. In the 1940’s, Western doctors stopped using phage because of the advent of antibiotics. Experts have turned to phages once again instead of…
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Pigeons that Identify Breast Cancer

January 15, 2016

Most of you know the pigeon as that pesky bird that sits in the streets with its pack of buddies in large cities. Some of you might not know that this well-known bird has a long history of working with humans to accomplish different tasks. Pigeons can detect emotions in people’s faces and even select…
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Don’t Be Another Statistic, Do It Right The First Time

January 8, 2016

There has been a rise in recent years of people traveling to get major surgeries performed. When it comes to a large medical expense, we all try and take shortcuts to find a cheaper price. Sometimes this includes going to a different country which is often known as “medical tourism”. Every major surgery has risks…
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Thank You For the Customer Reviews

December 4, 2015

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How to Avoid the “Turkey Neck”

November 26, 2015

The holidays always tend to be a time where people start to worry about their appearance most. You begin to see family and friends you wouldn’t normally see and you want to look your best. Unfortunately, gravity, genetics, sun exposure, and lifestyle choices tend to cause the tissues in your face to dry out, wrinkle,…
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2015 Hour Detroit Magazine’s Top Docs

September 25, 2015

Star Plastic Surgery is proud to announce that two of our doctors were mentioned in the 2015 Hour Detroit Magazines Top Docs List. Dr. Elan Reisin and Dr. Ellen Ozolins both received honors this year in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery category. The winning doctors in the adult and pediatric specialist category are selected by…
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