Sylvia Susana Gray, MD

Plastic surgery is a blend of art and science. It is a constant balance between form and function. I love the balance of technique and artistry and the amount of positive impact I can have on the overall well-being of my patients. Meticulous attention to detail, mastery of intricate anatomy and understanding of a patient's wishes and goals are all of utmost importance.

I knew I wanted to go into medicine at an early age because I watched my mom as a nurse growing up and the impact she had on other's lives. I enjoy being a hand and plastic surgery provider because the hand is the window into a person. I am grateful that I can help my patients with their problems. When patients see me in the clinic, I want them to feel like they are meeting a provider where they are at. The goal is to help my patients get back to living a healthy and active lifestyle. Being a native Oklahoman, I am passionate about providing quality care to Oklahomans.

As a fellowship-trained orthopedic hand and upper extremity surgeon, Clayton Nelson, MD specializes in treatment for a broad spectrum of elbow, wrist and hand conditions, including minimally invasive techniques. After completing his fellowship at the Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center, he went on to complete advanced training in microsurgical techniques and wrist arthroscopy under world-renowned plastic surgeons in Madrid, Spain. He has combined his education and research endeavors to contribute several published articles concerning hand injuries, arthritis and advanced nerve compression techniques and has a special focus on the treatment of upper extremity injuries among athletes. He is an active member in multiple surgical societies and travels annually to Peru for orthopedic missions. Dr. Nelson has been recognized as a top orthopedic surgeon by The Oklahoman Readers’ Choice Awards. He enjoys working with his patients to understand their needs and expectations in order to offer multiple options to help restore form and function to their upper extremity, so they can return to the activities they enjoy.