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Our Health Blog
Learn more about outpatient surgeries we perform and common health problelms treated at Mackinaw Surgery Center on our blog posts.
Revitalizing Sinus Health: The Benefits Of Outpatient Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Sinus health matters. For severe or chronic sinus conditions, endoscopic sinus surgery may be the answer.
Our Recent Posts
Getting Back In The Game: Rotator Cuff Repair For Pitchers
Pitchers with severe shoulder injuries can benefit from rotator cuff repair. Get back into the game quickly with surgery.
Shoulder Injury Comeback: The Benefits Of Rotator Cuff Repair
Rotator cuff repair can transform a shoulder injury. Learn the benefits of surgery that leads to an amazing comeback.
Understanding Degenerative Disc Symptoms: Is ACDF Surgery Right For You?
Neck pain, arm numbness, or weakness could be degenerative disc symptoms. Learn when ACDF surgery may become the next step after conservative treatment.
ACL Reconstruction vs Partial Tear Treatment: What You Need To Know
ACL reconstruction and partial tear treatment can differ significantly. Here are the details for each injury and treatment.
Tackling Severe Abdominal Pain: An Upper Endoscopy For A Precise Diagnosis
Severe abdominal pain can have many causes. Learn when an upper endoscopy may help identify the source and guide the next steps in treatment.
Facelift & Neck Lift: Reclaiming A Youthful Appearance With Modern Techniques
Learn how a modern facelift and neck lift reposition deep tissue vertically to clear away sagging jowls and restore a naturally refreshed jawline.
Foot Pain: When Is It Time To Consider Arthroscopic Surgery?
Persistent foot pain might mean you need arthroscopic surgery to find relief.
Endoscopic Mucosal Resection: A Guide To GI Abnormalities & Health Preservation
If abnormalities are discovered in your GI tract, an endoscopic mucosal resection can be an early, effective treatment.
Rotator Cuff Tears & Shoulder Impingement: Outpatient Treatment For Pain Relief
When a rotator cuff injury causes tissue to become trapped in the joint, you might need surgery to repair the damage.