Reconstructive and Restorative Hand Surgery in Oklahoma City
Expertly performed by Dr. James Lowe, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Your hands are vital to how you interact with the world—functionally, socially, and expressively. At Lowe Plastic Surgery in Oklahoma City, we understand how deeply hand issues can affect your everyday life. That’s why Dr. James Lowe offers compassionate, individualized care backed by extensive training in reconstructive and microsurgical techniques.
Conditions We Treat:
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Trigger Finger
- Dupuytren’s Contracture
- Tendon Injuries
- Nerve Compression or Damage
- Joint Degeneration (Arthritis)
- Congenital Anomalies
- Traumatic Injuries or Fractures
- Ganglion Cysts and Benign Tumors
Our Approach to Hand Surgery
Dr. Lowe provides comprehensive, patient-focused evaluation and treatment tailored to your unique needs. Whether your condition is functional, traumatic, or congenital, he aims to preserve motion, restore strength, and minimize discomfort with both non-surgical and surgical solutions.
Why Choose Dr. James Lowe?
- Fellowship-trained in microsurgery and complex hand reconstruction
- Emphasizes functionality, aesthetics, and minimal scarring
- Works closely with patients on realistic expectations and outcomes
- Offers hospital-based and outpatient surgery options
Why Choose Lowe Plastic Surgery?
- Lowe is board-certified in hand surgery in addition to plastic and general surgery.
- Treatment combines functional anatomy with reconstructive expertise - important when restoring motion, strength, sensation, and tissue coverage.
- The practice treats a broad range of conditions, including carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, Dupuytren's contracture, tendon and nerve injuries, arthritis-related problems, congenital abnormalities, fractures, cysts, and tumors.
- Surgical treatment is not automatically the first recommendation; evaluation can include nonsurgical and surgical options depending on diagnosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Persistent numbness, tingling, weakness, pain, or loss of hand function warrants evaluation because nerve compression and other conditions can worsen without appropriate treatment.
No. Treatment depends on severity, duration, examination findings, and nerve involvement.
Trigger finger occurs when a finger's flexor tendon cannot glide smoothly, causing catching, locking, pain, or stiffness.
The hand contains highly complex nerves, tendons, bones, vessels, and soft tissues in a small area. Specialized hand-surgery training provides expertise specifically focused on preserving and restoring this intricate function.
Schedule Your Consultation
If you are struggling with hand pain, numbness, or reduced mobility, don’t delay care. Our team is here to help restore your hand function and quality of life.
Call us at (405) 942-4300