Houston Foot, Ankle, and Leg Specialists

Repairs Achilles tendon rupture, severe tendonitis, and other Achilles injuries by reconnecting the torn tendon or replacing the damaged part of the tendon.

Minimally invasive procedure in which a tiny camera is inserted into the joint, allowing the surgeon to guide miniature surgical instruments.

Corrects bunions or bony bumps on the joint of the big toe, which cause significant pain and interfere with daily activities.

Removes the cyst entirely to restore the full function and original appearance of the affected body part, relieving any cyst-related pain.

Treats complex wounds that occur in patients with diabetes, particularly foot ulcers due to impaired blood flow and nerve damage.

Surgical and non-surgical methods are used to treat flatfoot deformity, a condition where the entire sole touches the ground and can cause discomfort

Repairs broken bones in the foot as a result of trauma, falls, and other injuries

Corrects a hammertoe or the deformity of the second, third, fourth, or fifth toes where the toe is bent at the middle joint

Encompasses various surgical procedures aimed at repairing heel-associated problems, such as heel spurs, plantar fasciitis, and Achilles tendon disorders

Repairs a range of conditions affecting the metatarsals or the long bones in the foot, which lead to pain, inflammation, and toe deformities.

Addresses various conditions affecting the toenails or fingernails, such as ingrown nails, fungal nail infections, and toe deformities.

Removes a neuroma or a benign growth of nerve tissue that frequently occurs between the third and fourth toes, also known as a Morton's neuroma.

Treats plantar fasciitis, a common condition that causes pain in the heel and bottom of the foot as well as inflammation of plantar fascia tissue.

Repairs foot, ankle, and leg injuries to relieve pain caused by injuries, arthritis, congenital abnormalities, infections, and others

Repairs damaged or injured tendons that do not respond to conservative treatments like rest, physical therapy, or immobilization.

Addresses a range of toe-related medical issues, from cosmetic concerns to functional deformities and pain relief.