Dr. Srdjan Ostric, MD, is a plastic surgeon in Muskegon, MI. He graduated from Rush Medical College of Rush University in 1998 and is affiliated with Trinity Health Muskegon Hospital and Trinity Health Grand Haven Hospital. He has co-authored 13 publications on reconstructive surgery and oral health. Medication records show prescriptions for therapies commonly used in skin and soft tissue infections. Industry payment disclosures involve pharmaceutical companies and medical device companies.
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Gender
Male (Approximately 100% of Plastic Surgeons in Muskegon, MI are Male)
Education
Rush Medical College of Rush University, 1998
Degree Type
MD (Approximately 100% of Plastic Surgeons in Muskegon, MI have MD degree)
Medical Specialties
Plastic Surgeon (There are 2 Plastic Surgeons available in Muskegon, MI, which is 55% less than the average number of Plastic Surgeons in similar U.S. locations)
Experience
20+ Years of Experience (About 14% more than the average Plastic Surgeon in Muskegon, MI)
Languages Spoken
English
Common Conditions
Based on the training and education, Dr. Srdjan Ostric, MD may treat patients with the following conditions. Please always check with Dr. Srdjan Ostric, MD directly about which exact conditions he treats.
Based on the training and education, Dr. Srdjan Ostric, MD may perform the following treatments. Please always check with Dr. Srdjan Ostric, MD directly about which exact treatments he offers.
Facelift
Revision Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty
Sinus Surgery
SMAS Facelift
Body Jet
Lower Facelift
Septoplasty
Nose Surgery
Research & Publications
Approximately 50% of Plastic Surgeons in Muskegon, MI have available research publications
Closed Zone III Rupture of the Flexor Digitorum Profundus Tendons of the Right Index, Long, and Ring Fingers in a Bowler: Gutterball Syndrome.
Srdjan Andrei Ostric, Robert C Russell, Jason Petrungaro
Hand (New York, N.Y.) 2010-02-24
Simultaneous costal cartilage-sparing modified Ravitch procedure and latissimus dorsi transfer for chest wall deformity repair in Poland's syndrome.
Michael W Dingeldein, Chia-yang J Lu, Anthony W Kim, Srdjan Ostric, Michael J Liptay, Mark J Holterman
Journal of pediatric surgery 2009-01
Intersecting the intersection: a reliable incision for the treatment of de Quervain's and second dorsal compartment tenosynovitis.
Srdjan A Ostric, W Jason Martin, Gordon H Derman
Plastic and reconstructive surgery 2007-06
Extremity reconstruction using nonreplantable tissue ("spare parts").
Robert C Russell, Michael W Neumeister, Srdjan Andrei Ostric, Nitin J Engineer
Clinics in plastic surgery 2007-04
The pubic bone graft.
W Jason Martin, Robert J Paresi, S Andrei Ostric, Eun Paik, Alvaro A Figueroa, John W Polley
The Journal of craniofacial surgery 2006-11
Free flaps: the hemophilia factor.
Srdjan A Ostric, W Jason Martin, Robert Bajnrauh, Sami Bittar
Plastic and reconstructive surgery 2006-06
Micro-computed tomography evaluation of the glenoid fossa and mandibular condyle bone after bilateral vertical ramus mandibular distraction in a canine model.
Eduardo Franzotti Sant'Anna, David F Gomez, Dale R Sumner, James M Williams, Alvaro A Figueroa, Srdjan A Ostric, Spero Theodoru, John W Polley
The Journal of craniofacial surgery 2006-05
Micro-computed tomography evaluation of the glenoid fossa and mandibular condyle bone after bilateral vertical ramus mandibular distraction in a canine model.
Eduardo Franzotti Sant'Anna, David F Gomez, Dale R Sumner, James M Williams, Alvaro A Figueroa, Srdjan A Ostric, Spero Theodoru, John W Polley
The Journal of craniofacial surgery 2006-01
The model graft: reconstruction of the maxilla using a fibular bone graft template.
Srdjan A Ostric, W Jason Martin, Cameron Stock, Sami M Bittar
The Journal of craniofacial surgery 2006-01
Abdominal wall endometrioma found during abdominoplasty.
Overview of What Patients Across the Web Are Saying
Dr. Ostric is most often praised for his thoroughness, attentiveness, and kind, unhurried manner, with patients describing a physician who listens closely and keeps working toward a diagnosis even when symptoms do not follow the expected pattern. Praise for hand and wrist care centers on procedures for carpal tunnel, trigger finger, a bone spur, and a wrist cyst, and on his use of imaging equipment that helps him guide an injection with precision. Facial repair following a dog bite is likewise described as having healed well. Criticism is sharper and concentrates on outcomes and follow-up. It has been alleged that symptoms persisted or worsened after surgery, that post-operative concerns were brushed aside, and that the diagnosis or procedure may have been questionable. One serious allegation links a severe infection to an error made by office staff and describes the physician's response as abusive, with a complaint having been filed. Other remarks question his communication and suggest that his concern for himself outweighed attention to the patient. Impressions of the office itself are mixed, with a professional staff praised in some comments and a front desk employee faulted for unprofessional conduct, while a patient describes unanswered calls and confusion over billing.
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