Steven Haase, MD - Video Profile
827 views · Published 2 January 2014 · 1:00 · Indexed 14 November 2026
Channel: Michigan Medicine · 2014 · Science & Technology
Associate Professor, Surgery Specialties: Plastic Surgery, Surgery Clinical Interests: Dr. Haase specializes in hand surgery and reconstructive plastic surgery. As a hand surgeon, he cares for a wide variety of clinical problems, including trauma (fractures, tendon lacerations, nerve injury), nerve compression (carpal tunnel and others), wrist injuries and fractures, job-related injuries or disorders, and arthritis. He has a special interest in skin cancers of the hand, as well as other hand tumors and growths. As a reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Haase is not limited to just the hand, wrist, and forearm. He works closely with the University of Michigan Trauma/Burn Service to assist in the plastic surgery needs of their patients. He has a particular interest in leg reconstruction after trauma. Dr. Haase also helps coordinate the inpatient and outpatient aspects of wound care for many patients in our health system. Steven C. Haase, M.D. serves as an Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Section of Plastic Surgery at the University of Michigan Health System. Born and raised in Southeast Michigan, Dr. Haase now lives just outside of Ann Arbor with his wife and three children. Dr. Haase received his M.D. degree from the University of Illinois, and then moved back to Ann Arbor to begin General Surgery Residency training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Following this, he finished Plastic Surgery Fellowship training at the University of Michigan. To expand on his interest in hand surgery, he then traveled to Rochester, Minnesota, to complete a Hand Surgery Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Haase is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc, with additional board-certification in the subspecialty of Hand Surgery.
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