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At Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care, you’re not just getting treatment, you’re getting a team of board-certified specialists who have devoted their careers to wound healing and limb preservation. Our physicians, Dr. Christian Morrison and Dr. Asif Khan, both hold the prestigious Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care from the American Board of Podiatric Medicine.
Our Team’s Qualifications:
Board-Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention & Wound Care
Fellowship Training in Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Care
Active hospital privileges at Medical City, Baylor, Texas Health, and Methodist
Published research in peer-reviewed medical journals
Members of Texas and American Podiatric Medical Associations
Fluent in Spanish (¡Sí, hablamos español!)
Dr. Christian Morrison, a native of the remote northern Idaho backwoods, was homeschooled during his upbringing. After completing his LDS Mission in Las Vegas, Nevada, he returned to the city to earn his Bachelor of Sciences degree with a focus on Microbiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Subsequently, he pursued his Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at the California School of Podiatric Medicine at Samuel Merritt University in California. While he cherished his time in California, he was thrilled to relocate to his beloved state, Texas.
Dr. Asif Khan was raised in the metro Detroit area, and earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, Dearborn. He then went on to earn his doctorate in podiatric medicine and surgery from California School of Podiatric Medicine at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, CA.
Dr. Khan returned to Michigan to complete his residency in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery at Beaumont Health, where he served as Chief Resident his final year of training. He then went on to complete a prestigious fellowship at Beaumont Health in Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Care.
Dr. Khan is Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine (ABPM). He also holds the Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care issued by the ABPM. Dr. Khan's research has been published in multiple medical journals.
In his free time, Dr. Khan enjoys spending time with his wife and son. He loves calling Texas home and serving the greater Dallas community.
Pick a time yourself through online scheduling, or phone the office and we will talk through anything you are unsure about.
Our schedule is built to absorb urgent wound visits, so new patients can frequently be seen within a day of reaching out.
Come in for answers about what is going on, or to begin a treatment plan the same visit, whichever your situation calls for.
A quick note: what each patient qualifies for, PRP included, depends on their coverage and their condition, and we confirm the specifics with you directly before anything begins. How soon we can see you also shifts with the current schedule.
A wound on the foot or lower leg that will not heal brings up a lot of questions, and PRP is one of the options patients ask about most. Here are clear answers to the questions we hear most often about non-healing and diabetic wound care.
PRP is one of several regenerative options we consider, and whether it suits you comes down to the wound itself and your overall health. We make that decision together at your visit, lay out the other options that also fit, and never present it as a guaranteed fix.
That is the situation our physicians concentrate on, for wounds of the foot and lower leg. Bring us a diabetic ulcer or a non-healing sore that earlier care has not resolved, and we will tell you honestly whether our wound and limb-salvage approach can move it forward.
A wound that is not improving should not sit, so we hold room for urgent cases and can often get you in within a day. The sooner a foot or leg wound is looked at, the more options tend to stay open.
Most major insurance accepted, including Medicare. We will verify your benefits and explain your options. What any one plan covers for a specific treatment still varies with your plan and your wound, so we check first and tell you what we find rather than promising anything up front.
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is a wound-care treatment that uses a small sample of your own blood to help a stubborn wound start healing again. At Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care in Plano, a sample is drawn and concentrated so the platelets and the growth factors they release can be applied to the wound. Those growth factors signal the body to form new tissue and new blood vessels, which is often what a chronic wound stuck in the same inflamed state for weeks is missing.
PRP is used for non-healing wounds of the foot and lower leg, most often diabetic foot ulcers, and also venous leg ulcers, slow-healing surgical wounds, and wounds tied to neuropathy or poor circulation. It is one regenerative option within a complete plan, not a stand-alone cure. We still clean and debride the wound, offload pressure, manage any infection, and use advanced dressings or skin substitutes when they are needed. Because the plasma comes from your own body, the in-office treatment is low risk, and we confirm whether you are a candidate at your visit rather than promising a result. This is wound-care PRP, which is not the same as the cosmetic PRP used for skin or hair.
A typical visit starts with an evaluation of the wound and your history, a decision on whether PRP fits your situation, then the blood draw, a few minutes to concentrate the sample, and application to the wound bed, usually after it has been cleaned or debrided. Your care is directed by Dr. Christian Morrison and Dr. Asif Khan, board-certified podiatrists who hold the Certificate of Added Qualification in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care. Dr. Khan also completed fellowship training in diabetic limb salvage and wound care.
Lonestar Podiatry & Wound Care treats non-healing foot and leg wounds for patients across Plano, Murphy, Rowlett, Rockwall, and the surrounding Collin County and east Dallas communities, including Wylie, Sachse, Allen, and Garland. Our offices in east Plano near Murphy and in Rockwall near Rowlett at the Lake Pointe clinic keep advanced wound care close to home, so you do not have to drive into downtown Dallas or wait on a hospital wound center to be seen.
Most patients do not need a referral, and we keep same-day and next-day appointments open because a wound that is not healing should be looked at quickly. We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare, and our team will verify your benefits and explain your options before anything moves forward. If you have a diabetic foot ulcer or another wound that has not closed with standard care, the next step is simple: call (972) 643-8242 or schedule online, and we will arrange a prompt evaluation to see whether PRP and the rest of our wound and limb-salvage care are a fit for you. Sí, hablamos español.
