Your fight against the aging process is that much easier with nonsurgical treatments, such as Botox® and dermal fillers. Learn about the differences between these popular aesthetic treatments so you can stay looking young and vibrant.
Susan J. Seman, DO, FACOS is a board-certified surgeon who shares a passion for her skin care and body contouring services with her patients in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Dr. Seman specializes in general and trauma surgery, using both laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques. She is also skilled in wound care and certified as a wound specialist physical by the American Board of Wound Management and is affiliated with several hospitals throughout Detroit, including Sinai Grace Hospital, St. John Providence Hospital, Providence Park Hospital and Huron Valley Hospital for all wound care and surgical procedures.
Dr. Seman believes in the importance of leading by example with her patients. She uses the skin care products she promotes, such as Zo Skin by Dr. Obagi, to highlight their effectiveness. Dr. Seman also provides guidance in good nutrition, a healthy diet, and regular physical activity to keep patients looking and feeling healthy inside and out.
Receiving her medical degree at Des Moines University of Osteopathic Medicine in Des Moines, IA, Dr. Seman went on to complete fellowship training in trauma surgery from Henry Ford Hospital at Wayne State University in Detroit. She is a fellow of both the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons and has co-authored several published articles.
At her West Bloomfield Township practice, Dr. Seman offers a full range of popular cosmetic services, including Botox®, Kybella®, and CoolSculpting® and tattoo removal services using the Spectra™ laser technology. She and her dedicated staff also offer in-office products that address skin care needs, including Zo Skin by Dr. Obagi and D’or24k. Dr. Seman is also highly skilled in treating common skin conditions, like acne scars, melasma, and deep lines and wrinkles, offering nonsurgical solutions to enhance your natural beauty.
Susan J. Seman, DO, FACOS is a board-certified surgeon who shares a passion for her skin care and body contouring services with her patients in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Dr. Seman specializes in general and trauma surgery, using both laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques. She is also skilled in wound care and certified as a wound specialist physical by the American Board of Wound Management and is affiliated with several hospitals throughout Detroit, including Sinai Grace Hospital, St. John Providence Hospital, Providence Park Hospital and Huron Valley Hospital for all wound care and surgical procedures.
Dr. Seman believes in the importance of leading by example with her patients. She uses the skin care products she promotes, such as Zo Skin by Dr. Obagi, to highlight their effectiveness. Dr. Seman also provides guidance in good nutrition, a healthy diet, and regular physical activity to keep patients looking and feeling healthy inside and out.
Receiving her medical degree at Des Moines University of Osteopathic Medicine in Des Moines, IA, Dr. Seman went on to complete fellowship training in trauma surgery from Henry Ford Hospital at Wayne State University in Detroit. She is a fellow of both the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons and has co-authored several published articles.
At her West Bloomfield Township practice, Dr. Seman offers a full range of popular cosmetic services, including Botox®, Kybella®, and CoolSculpting® and tattoo removal services using the Spectra™ laser technology. She and her dedicated staff also offer in-office products that address skin care needs, including Zo Skin by Dr. Obagi and D’or24k. Dr. Seman is also highly skilled in treating common skin conditions, like acne scars, melasma, and deep lines and wrinkles, offering nonsurgical solutions to enhance your natural beauty.
Your fight against the aging process is that much easier with nonsurgical treatments, such as Botox® and dermal fillers. Learn about the differences between these popular aesthetic treatments so you can stay looking young and vibrant.
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Board Certifications
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Fellow, American College of Osteopathic Surgeons
Board Certified, General Surgery, American Board of Osteopathic Surgery
Certified Wound Specialist Physician, American Board of Wound Management
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