Plastic Surgery Northwest - Spokane

Dr. Wheeler is a true artist, having become known for his innovative approach to facial aging including the combination of facial fillers, Botox, and surgery to create a naturally refreshed appearance. A master in Breast and Body as well, his special clinical interests include facial aesthetics, facial reconstruction, breast aesthetics, breast reconstruction, and free flap (micro) surgery. Patients are constantly amazed by their results with Dr. Wheeler!

Since arriving in Spokane in 2010, Dr. Williams has focused on providing outstanding care for her aesthetic and reconstructive patients. Dr. Williams maintains her passion for the remarkable variety of patient needs that plastic surgery can address. She specializes in breast procedures, body contouring and breast reconstruction. Dr. Williams lives in Spokane with her husband, Matt Beard, and their dog Dapper. They enjoy all types of outdoor activities, including trail running, golfing and skiing, and could not feel luckier than to live in a remarkable community of friends. Spokane is a perfect personal and professional fit. Dr. Williams takes deep pride in her work and patient relationships

Dr. Fletcher grew up in the Pacific Northwest. He earned his undergraduate degree in Health Science at Walla Walla University and his M.D. degree at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Fletcher then went on to complete a 7 year, integrated plastic surgery residency at the University of Pittsburgh, which consistently ranks among the top 1 or 2 plastic surgery programs in the country. The University of Pittsburgh is well know for training leaders in plastic surgery by way of its high volume and very broad experience. While at UPMC, Dr. Fletcher learned from some of the very best surgeon educators in the country. During his research year, he served as the Hand Transplant Fellow, taking part in the first bilateral female hand transplants performed in the United States. While at UPMC, Dr. Fletcher became obsessed with the mastery of surgical technique driven by the desire to offer his patients the very best care he possibly could. To that end, he sought out additional training by way of the following subspecialty fellowships: Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship. Dr. Fletcher became fascinated with facial cosmetic surgery while in residency. This interest drove him to seek out additional training with the late Dr. Mark Codner. Dr. Codner was a master of facial cosmetic surgery. His books, articles and lectures on eyelid surgery, facelifts, and rhinoplasty have been critical to the advancement of facial cosmetic surgery around the world. While under the tutelage of Dr. Codner, Dr. Fletcher learned advanced techniques in upper and lower eyelid surgery, face and neck lift techniques and rhinoplasty surgery. The University of Pennsylvania Microsurgery Program. This training experience focused on advanced techniques in reconstructive microsurgery with an emphasis on breast reconstruction after breast cancer. Because it is among the busiest microsurgery programs in the world, fellows are able to partake in hundreds of complex operations, gaining vast experience in a short amount of time. Dr. Fletcher refined the skill of small blood vessel and nerve dissection necessary for perforator flaps like the DIEP, SIEA, SGAP, IGAP, and PAP. This skill enables the surgeon to harvest tissue for breast reconstruction while minimizing injury to the patient’s body. In addition, he learned how to shape this tissue into a beautiful, natural-appearing new breast. At Penn, Dr. Fletcher discovered his passion for helping women recover from breast cancer through reconstructive surgery. Because of this training experience, he is able to offer advanced and comprehensive care to his patients. The Curtis National Hand Fellowship. This fellowship is known for its dedication to outstanding surgical education. At Curtis, Dr. Fletcher learned advanced techniques in fracture care, tendon reconstruction, arthroscopic surgery, microvascular surgery, nerve repair and transfer as well as reconstructive bone and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Fletcher is committed to providing the highest level of surgical care to his patients. He believes that the patient-physician relationship is the most critical element of patient care and enjoys spending the time necessary to understand each patient’s concerns and surgical goals.

Dr. Pannucci is a board-certified plastic surgeon as well as a fellowship-trained microvascular reconstructive surgeon. He has special interest in aesthetic surgery, breast reconstruction, and microvascular surgery. He is a national leader in patient safety, especially blood clot (deep vein thrombosis & pulmonary embolus) prevention after plastic & aesthetic surgery. Dr. Pannucci's practice is Plastic Surgery Northwest, in Spokane Washington.

Dr. Oliver-Allen specializes in advanced reconstruction and aesthetic procedures to the breasts and body. He is very passionate about helping his patients recover their form and function.