About Our Practice

At Austin Foot & Ankle Institute, board-certified orthopedic surgeons Pedro E. Cosculluela, MD, and Andrew M. Ebert, MD provide high-quality medical care to teens and adults at three locations in Austin, Cedar Park and Lakeway, Texas.

Dr. Cosculluela, Dr. Ebert and their staff take a conservative and patient-centered approach to treatment. Whenever possible, they recommend healthy lifestyle changes and activity modifications to ease pain and improve mobility.

Individuals can access physical therapy, durable medical equipment, specialized bracing, and orthotic care. There’s even complementary therapy, such as stem cell and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections.

Many foot and ankle injuries, including ankle fractures, Achilles tendon ruptures, and calcaneus fractures, require more specialized care. Dr. Cosculluela and Dr. Ebert have extensive training in minimally invasive and traditional orthopedic surgery techniques and can provide lasting relief.

Austin Foot & Ankle Institute has advanced diagnostics onsite. Patients can undergo X-rays or access more advanced screenings, such as MRIs, CT scans, and bone scans, at nearby radiology facilities.

Dr. Cosculluela, Dr. Ebert and his staff speak English and Spanish fluently. They never rush consultations and make time to understand each patient’s symptoms and goals.

Don’t let foot or ankle pain keep you from doing what you love. Call the nearest Austin Foot & Ankle Institute office to request a new patient consultation today, or make an appointment online.

Our physicians were classmates while at the Baylor College of Medicine Orthopaedic Residency program. From there, Dr. Andrew Ebert matched at the renowned OrthoCarolina OL Miller Foot and Ankle fellowship program and talked Dr. Pedro E. Cosculluela into joining him. Both doctors have been involved in residency education, Dr. Ebert as a clinical assistant professor with Dell Seton Medical School in their orthopaedic residency program. Dr. Cosculluela was with Weill-Cornell Medical School in their joint orthopaedic residency program with Houston Methodist Hospital for his 15 years at that institution.