Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Surgeon — Houston, TX
Minimally invasive bunion surgery, Achilles repair, ankle replacement, and complex reconstruction at Houston Methodist West. Fellowship-trained surgeon and named inventor of surgical implants used in operating rooms worldwide.
Conditions & Treatments
From sports injuries and fractures to complex reconstruction, Dr. Hanson treats the full spectrum of foot and ankle conditions.
Ruptures, chronic tendinopathy, and minimally invasive repair
→Chronic instability, ligament reconstruction, and ankle sprains
→Percutaneous fixation and complex fracture management
→Minimally invasive bunion correction for lasting relief
→Total ankle replacement for end-stage ankle arthritis
→From sideline evaluation to surgical reconstruction
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About Dr. Hanson
Dr. Travis W. Hanson brings fellowship-trained expertise and a surgeon-innovator's perspective to every patient he sees at Houston Methodist West. His practice is built on exhausting every non-surgical option first, and delivering the most advanced surgical care when it is needed.
He is a team physician for Rice University and has previously served as the team physician for the Houston Dynamo. He has served on the medical staff for the U.S. Soccer National Teams.
Full BiographyMinimally Invasive Surgery
Dr. Hanson specializes in minimally invasive techniques for bunion correction, Achilles repair, and fracture fixation, offering active patients reduced postoperative pain and faster recovery compared to traditional open approaches.
Learn MoreSecond Opinion
Before committing to an operation, make sure you have the full picture. Many patients who come to Dr. Hanson for a second opinion discover they have more options than they were told, including non-surgical alternatives and minimally invasive approaches their original surgeon may not perform.
Learn About Second OpinionsWhat active patients need to know about modern bunion correction, recovery timelines, and whether they are a candidate for a minimally invasive approach.
Read More → Achilles TendonHow do you decide between surgical repair and conservative management for an Achilles tendon rupture? A fellowship-trained surgeon breaks down the evidence.
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