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With multiple locations in North Texas, at OINT we provide a full-service line for all your orthopedic needs.

Welcome to the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas (OINT)

The Orthopedic Institute of North Texas (OINT) is a full-service orthopedic surgery practice with offices in Frisco, Farmers Branch and Lewisville, Texas. We provide a full-service line for your orthopedic needs. Our aim is to get you back on your feet and keep you moving.

01/13/2026

Bilateral Bunionplasty: 2-Week Post-Operative Progress (Male Patient)
This case highlights early recovery following bilateral bunion correction performed by Dr. Justin Kane. At just two weeks post-op, alignment improvements are already visible while the healing process continues.

Although bunions are often associated with women, male patients can also experience painful bunion deformities that impact mobility and quality of life. Treatment is always personalized based on anatomy, lifestyle, and goals.

- Every patient heals at their own pace.
- Swelling is expected during early recovery.
- Progress is evaluated over time.

These early post-operative images help illustrate surgical correction and recovery progress, while reinforcing the importance of individualized surgical planning and follow-up care.

01/08/2026

Swelling and healing are not the same, but they often happen together.

After surgery, swelling is a common part of the body’s natural response as tissues begin to heal. While swelling may take time to fully resolve, it does not always reflect a lack of progress.

Healing looks different for every patient.
Timelines vary.
Progress is not always linear.

Understanding the difference between expected swelling and overall healing can help set realistic expectations and reduce unnecessary worry during recovery.

01/05/2026

Recovery after surgery or injury is not about rushing back. It is about setting the right movement goals at the right time.
Early progress often focuses on restoring basic mobility, reducing stiffness, and protecting healing tissues. As recovery continues, goals shift toward strength, balance, and returning to daily activities safely. Pushing too fast or waiting too long can slow progress and increase the risk of setbacks.

At OINT, recovery plans are built around realistic milestones guided by orthopedic care and physical therapy when needed. Clear movement goals help patients track progress, stay motivated, and protect long term function.

If you are recovering from surgery or injury and unsure how much movement is right, expert guidance can make all the difference.

01/03/2026

2025 marked a year of meaningful surgical progress in orthopedic care at OINT. From complex reconstructive procedures to minimally invasive techniques, every treatment plan was tailored to the individual patient and their goals.

Our foot and ankle specialists, Dr. Justin Kane and Dr. Leroy Butler, and our upper extremity specialist, Dr. Vikas Patel, continue to deliver outcomes driven by precision, expertise, and thoughtful decision-making. No two cases are the same, but our commitment to exceptional care never changes.

As we look ahead to 2026, our mission remains clear: to provide trusted orthopedic care and outcomes our patients can depend on.

01/02/2026

As we begin a new year, we want to pause and express our sincere gratitude.

To every patient who trusted us with their care throughout 2025, thank you. Your confidence, patience, and commitment to your health allow us to do the work we are proud of every day.

It is a privilege to care for our patients at every stage of their journey, from the first consultation through recovery and beyond. We remain committed to providing thoughtful, individualized care rooted in trust, communication, and clinical excellence.

As we step into 2026, we look forward to continuing to support our patients in moving forward with confidence, comfort, and improved quality of life.

12/31/2025

Happy New Year from the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas.
As we enter a new year, our team remains committed to providing advanced orthopedic care that helps patients move confidently and live without limitations.

Thank you to our community, patients, and partners for trusting us with your care throughout the year. We look forward to supporting your health, mobility, and recovery in the year ahead.

12/29/2025

Colder weather can make joint pain flare up, but there are real reasons behind it. Lower temperatures may stiffen soft tissues, decrease circulation, or increase inflammation around joints affected by arthritis or previous injuries.

At the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas, our specialists see a rise in joint concerns this time of year, especially in the knees, shoulders, hips, spine, and feet. Early evaluation can help prevent seasonal pain from becoming a long-term limitation.

If you are noticing increased stiffness, swelling, or pain during winter months, our orthopedic team can help you understand the cause and recommend options to improve comfort and mobility.

Schedule your end-of-year visit at oint.org.

12/26/2025

Elbow popping is common, but the cause is not always the same. Sometimes these sounds are harmless. Other times, they can signal a deeper issue that needs attention.

Normal clicking can happen when tendons glide over bone or when tiny gas bubbles shift inside the joint. These sounds usually occur without pain and are often nothing to worry about.

But when clicking comes with discomfort, swelling, weakness, or a feeling of catching in the joint, it may point to tendon irritation, cartilage damage, or nerve compression. Symptoms that travel down the arm should never be ignored.

If elbow sounds are paired with pain or changes in how your arm moves, a specialist can help identify the cause and guide the right treatment plan.

For shoulder and elbow concerns, Dr. Vikas Patel provides expert evaluation and care to help patients return to comfortable, reliable motion.

Schedule your visit at oint.org.

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas.
We are grateful for the opportunity to care for our patients and support our community throughout the year. As we close out the season, we wish you rest, comfort, and good health.

Thank you for trusting our team with your orthopedic care. We look forward to serving you in the year ahead.

12/24/2025

Radiating pain from the elbow into the forearm or hand is more than a simple overuse issue. When discomfort travels down the arm, it often points to nerve involvement, joint irritation, or referred pain from another part of the upper extremity.

At the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas, our shoulder and elbow specialist Dr. Vikas Patel evaluates the full kinetic chain to identify the true source of symptoms. This includes assessing the ulnar nerve, checking for tendon inflammation, and ruling out conditions in the neck or shoulder that may mimic elbow pain.

If you are experiencing pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness that extends down the arm, early evaluation can prevent long-term irritation and help restore function.

Schedule your visit at oint.org.

12/13/2025

Choosing the right orthopedic surgeon is one of the most important decisions you can make for your long-term mobility and recovery. Training, experience, communication, and coordinated care all play a role in achieving the best outcome.

At the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas, each specialist focuses on a dedicated area of orthopedics, ensuring that patients receive expert, condition-specific care. From diagnosis to recovery, our team prioritizes clarity, individualized treatment, and evidence-based guidance.

If you are navigating pain or exploring surgical options, an informed choice is essential. Visit oint.org to learn more or schedule your consultation.

12/11/2025

A fall can seem minor at first, but the impact on your bones, joints, and soft tissues may be more serious than it appears. Hidden injuries are common, and early evaluation plays a major role in preventing long-term pain and mobility issues.

At the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas, our specialists see this often. Falls can lead to joint sprains, fractures, tendon injuries, soft tissue tears, or worsening arthritis in areas already under stress. Many of these do not show immediate symptoms but progress over days or weeks.

Seeing an orthopedic specialist after a fall helps identify injuries early through imaging, physical examination, and movement assessments. Whether the issue involves the shoulder, foot and ankle, or elbow, timely care protects your mobility and reduces the risk of chronic pain.

If you recently experienced a fall and notice discomfort, swelling, or limited movement, schedule an evaluation at OINT. Early treatment is the key to a safer and stronger recovery.

Learn more at oint.org.

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5575 Warren Pkwy Suite 115
Frisco, TX
75034

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Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

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+19725916468

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http://www.oint.org/

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