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Bashar Succar MD PC

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Phone: (248) 334-9490

Address: 44200 Woodward Ave Ste 201, Pontiac, MI 48341

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General Practitioners

Arthritis
AIED is considered “primary” when the inner ear is the only organ affected. However, in 15 to 30 percent of cases, AIED is “secondary” when it occurs as part of a larger autoimmune disorder that affects the whole body, such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, scleroderma, ulcerative colitis, or Sjogren’s syndrome. AIED is more common among middle-aged women.
Sinusitis
Primary Care
Referrals from your Primary Care Physician (PCP) or other doctors are required by many health insurance companies before scheduling an appointment with an otolaryngology specialist or audiologist. Please check with your health insurance company for specific requirements it may have.
Ear Infections
Are there any difficulties, such as vision loss, arthritis, hand tremors, or frequent ear infections that may interfere with using hearing aids?
Emergency Care
Many times, patients go to the emergency room or urgent care setting with vertigo that is BPPV, but they are given a vestibular suppressant like meclizine or benzodiazepene instead of being offered CRP. The problem with taking the medication is that it does not address the cause of the problem, and it delays your brain’s ability to compensate and recover.

Endoscopy
Michigan ENT Associates provides comprehensive diagnostic services for disorders of the ears, nose and throat. State of the art medical and surgical treatments are provided for problems affecting hearing and balance, the nose and sinuses, and the neck and throat. Our specialties include balloon sinuplasty, fine needle aspiration biopsies, shave excision biopsies, indirect laryngoscopy and nasal endoscopy.

Neurology
Audiologists are highly educated, health care professionals specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of hearing and balance disorders. Audiologists earn masters and doctoral degrees in audiology, pass rigorous national certification examinations, and complete a one year fellowship or residency in audiology prior to obtaining their state licensure. Their education includes a minimum of six years of college course work for the masters degree or eight years for a doctoral degree. To earn their degree, audiologists study anatomy and physiology, neurology, communication methods, speech and language development and disorders, acoustics, electronics, amplification, clinical methods, disorders of hearing and balance, counseling methods, and a variety of other topics related to hearing and balance. Audiologists are governed by their state licensure board, the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA), American Academy of Audiology (AAA), and Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA). These professional audiology organizations have strict ethical standards and require audiologists to complete extensive continuing education every year. (In contrast, a certified hearing aid dealer or hearing aid sales person only needs to have a high school diploma or GED and complete a brief, basic training course about hearing aids.) An audiologist's main priorities are ensuring the health of their patients relative to hearing and balance and helping patients and their significant others maximize the effectiveness of their communication.
Epilepsy

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Thyroid
If you have allergies, take your medications at the beginning of your flight. Over-the-counter nasal sprays or decongestants can also help air travelers to shrink the membranes and help the ears pop more easily. However, if you are pregnant, or have heart disease, high blood pressure, irregular heart rhythms, thyroid disease, or excessive nervousness, consult your physician before using these medications. Extended use of decongestant nasal sprays can also cause more congestion than relief, and even result in a type of addiction.

MRI
Based on the results of your hearing test and what your ENT specialist’s examination shows, as well as results from other potential tests such as imaging your ears with a CT or MRI, the specialist will make various recommendations for treatment options.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
The specific type of surgery depends on what part of the ear is involved with the cholesteatoma. Sometimes the extent of the disease is clearly seen on the office exam. Other times imaging, often a CT scan, helps to define where the cholesteatoma is located. CT scans are a collection of X-rays that provide good detail on the bony anatomy of the ear. A hearing test, or audiogram, should be obtained. Other tests like an MRI or balance testing are less commonly required.
Chemotherapy

General Surgery
Please go to the Services tab at the top to see additional information about preparing for surgical services and surgical follow-up.
Otolaryngology
Dr. Shenouda is a graduate from the Wayne State University Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery Program. He completed his Internship at the Detroit Medical Center and his medical school at the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. Read More
Reconstructive Surgery
Dr. Sam Bahu is board certified in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Ear, Nose, Throat, Head and Neck surgery. He is a facial plastic surgeon and specializes in cosmetic procedures of the head, face and neck. Read More

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
Facial Plastic Surgery, including: Reconstructive surgery following injuries or skin cancer treatment, eye and face lifts, rhinoplasty, and in-office Cosmetic Laser Treatments, Botox, Juvederm and Chemical Peel
Rhinoplasty
Plastic Surgery
The otolaryngologists at Michigan Ear, Nose and Throat Associates and Bloomfield Facial Plastic Surgery and the audiologists at Bloomfield Hearing offer a full array of ear, nose and throat services. Whether you have swimmer's ear, a sore throat, trouble swallowing or hearing loss, our otolaryngologists will work with you to achieve your optimal health. The Bloomfield Hearing audiologists work closely with our otolaryngologists to ensure your hearing and balance health.
Cosmetic Surgery
Bloomfield Facial Plastic Surgery is dedicated to serving persons needing reconstructive, restorative, or cosmetic surgery of the face or neck. Bloomfield Facial Plastic Surgery is committed to providing clinical excellence through...
Dermabrasion
Dr. Sam Bahu MD. provides both in-patient reconstructive surgery at area hospitals and out-patient cosmetic treatments at our Pontiac and Clarkston offices. In-office cosmetic treatments at Bloomfield Facial Plastic Surgery utilize Botox, Juvéderm, Restylane, dermabrasion and chemical peels. In-patient reconstructive cosmetic surgery is provided for persons following surgery for skin cancer and other injuries of the face and neck.

Skin Cancer
Cyst
Eczema
Irrigation or ear syringing is commonly used for cleaning and can be performed by a physician or at home using a commercially available irrigation kit. Common solutions used for syringing include water and saline, which should be warmed to body temperature to prevent dizziness. Ear syringing is most effective when water, saline, or wax dissolving drops are put in the ear canal 15 to 30 minutes before treatment. Caution is advised to avoid having your ears irrigated if you have diabetes, a hole in the eardrum (perforation), tube in the eardrum, skin problems such as eczema in the ear canal or a weakened immune system.
Lesions
Bony lesions—These are non-cancerous growths of bone in the ear canal often linked with cold water swimming.
Chemical Peels

Physical Therapists

TMJ Dysfunction
In adults, common causes of earaches include otitis externa or swimmer’s ear and TMJ dysfunction. Swimmer’s ear is an infection of the ear canal and results from swimming in contaminated water or as a result of cotton swab use. In people with diabetes, otitis externa can spread far beyond the ear canal and can be life-threatening. Therefore, prompt treatment with antibiotic ear drops as well as cleaning of the ear canal with specialized tools available to an ENT specialist is critical. Another common cause of ear pain is due to referred pain from the jaw joint. This is usually due to the grinding of teeth during sleep. TMJ pain can be treated with ibuprofen, eating softer food, avoiding chewing gum, and using a nightguard.

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