Scott Oishi, M.D., FACS

Dr. Scott Oishi, M.D., FACS, is a distinguished plastic and orthopedic hand surgeon based in Dallas, Texas, affiliated with the renowned Scottish Rite for Children. As the Director of the Center for Excellence in Hand and Program Director of the A.C. and Eleanor M. Garison Fellowship in Hand and Upper Limb Treatment, Dr. Oishi brings decades of specialized experience in treating complex hand and upper extremity conditions. His practice is rooted in both clinical excellence and academic leadership, serving as a professor in the Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery and Plastic Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Dr. Oishi’s clinical focus centers on hand and wrist surgery, with a particular emphasis on pediatric patients. He treats a wide range of conditions, including congenital hand deformities, trauma-related injuries, and nerve disorders affecting the upper limbs. His expertise in microsurgery allows him to perform intricate procedures that restore function and appearance, often in cases where precision and delicacy are paramount. This includes nerve repair and reconstruction, which are critical for patients experiencing loss of sensation or movement due to injury or congenital issues.

The practice is known for its comprehensive approach to upper limb care, offering both surgical and non-surgical solutions tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Dr. Oishi’s work often involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure holistic treatment, especially for children with complex orthopedic and neurological conditions. His affiliation with Scottish Rite for Children, a leading pediatric hospital, underscores his commitment to providing compassionate and specialized care to young patients.

In addition to pediatric care, Dr. Oishi treats adults with hand and wrist conditions, including arthritis, tendon injuries, and post-traumatic deformities. His reconstructive techniques aim to restore both function and aesthetics, helping patients regain independence and quality of life. The clinic also supports patients through rehabilitation and follow-up care, ensuring long-term recovery and optimal outcomes.

Dr. Oishi’s academic background is extensive, with medical training from Tufts University and fellowships in plastic and microvascular surgery at UT Southwestern. He is board-certified in both plastic surgery and surgery of the hand, reflecting his dual expertise in aesthetic and functional restoration. His contributions to medical education and research have helped advance the field of hand surgery, with numerous publications and presentations to his name.

Patients seeking care from Dr. Oishi benefit from a thoughtful and patient-centered approach. His practice emphasizes clear communication, individualized treatment plans, and a deep understanding of the physical and emotional impact of hand conditions. Whether addressing congenital deformities in children or complex injuries in adults, Dr. Oishi’s dedication to excellence makes his clinic a trusted destination for specialized hand and upper limb care in the Dallas area.