Lisa Brandy, DPM

Led by Dr. Lisa Brandy, we are a team of foot and ankle professionals with a passion for keeping Texans on their feet. We treat any and all ailments of the feet and ankles, from heel pain and ingrown toenails to athlete's foot, warts, dermatitis, diabetic wounds, and more.

Our physician and medical assistants spend most of their time listening to you, so that they can understand your concerns, fully explain your condition, and respond with the best treatment options for you.We work hard to make sure that all of our patients feel welcomed, respected, and listened to. And we're equally passionate about making sure we have all the advanced treatment procedures you need to recover quickly from foot and ankle pain.

Dr. Lisa Brandy, our founder and podiatric physician and surgeon, has been keeping Texans on their feet for more than 30 years! She specializes in diagnosis and advanced treatments for all conditions of the feet and ankles, with a special passion for heel pain and diabetic foot care.

A 1991 graduate of the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, Dr. Brandy pursued residency training from the School College of Podiatry in Chicago and the VA Medical Center in Allen Park, Michigan.After her postgraduate work, she moved to Texas. She worked as an associate podiatric surgeon in several South Texas clinics for eight years before founding Trinity Foot Center in 2001.

Since 2003, Trinity Foot Center has helped keep working Texans and their families on their feet! Our podiatric physician and surgeon, Dr. Lisa Brandy, provides comprehensive conservative and surgical treatment options for a wide range of foot and ankle conditions. Feet and ankles are not supposed to hurt.

Athlete's foot is a chronic fungal infection that can irritate the skin of the feet. Most of the time the infection starts between the toes, but can quickly spread to the tops, sides, and even arches of your feet. Although there a few different types of the infection, common symptoms include red, scaly rashes that itch and sting, especially when taking off your socks and shoes.

Bunions are large, bony, uncomfortable bumps that develop along the inner edge of your foot, at the base of your big toe. As bunions progress, the bump gets larger, and the big toe moves further out of place-eventually pushing against or crossing over the next toe. The friction and pressure that develop between the bunion and the inside of the shoe can cause irritation, pain, swelling, and skin breakdown.