Wound care in Frisco, TX
Specialist wound care for Frisco patients
Frisco is the youngest large city in the DFW corridor, but young populations still carry real wound care risk — sports injuries, post-operative complications, and the early diabetic foot presentations that show up well before a patient considers themselves "high risk." Dr. Hina Rizvi, M.D, C.W.S, serves Frisco families from her Plano clinic, a 20-minute drive south on the Dallas North Tollway. Catching a small foot wound early is the difference between two clinic visits and a six-month healing arc.
Local information page · Updated 2026-05-16
Why specialty wound care matters in Frisco
Frisco's population is approaching 240,000 per the U.S. Census Bureau's 2023 American Community Survey, with a median age of about 37 and median household income above $105,000. CDC BRFSS data places Collin County diabetes prevalence near 8% — lower than Dallas County, but rising fastest in young families with metabolic syndrome and Type 2 onset before age 50. The implication for wound care is preventive, not reactive: small abrasions, blisters, and slow-healing skin tears in patients who don't yet know they're prediabetic are the most common Frisco presentations Dr. Rizvi sees. Frisco residents also account for a meaningful share of post-orthopedic and sports-medicine wound follow-ups thanks to the area's active lifestyle and dense youth-athletics infrastructure. The 75033 and 75034 ZIPs are particularly well-served by a quick Tollway run to the Plano clinic, with most patients arriving in under 25 minutes.
- Population
- ~231,000–245,000
- U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023
- Diabetes prevalence (Collin County)
- ~8%
- CDC BRFSS 2022–2023 (county-level)
- Drive time to clinic
- 18–24 min
- Off-peak via Dallas North Tollway
For Frisco patients
Why Patients Choose Dr. Rizvi
- Board-certified wound care specialist (American Board of Wound Management) — Frisco has many primary-care and urgent-care offices, but very few CWS-certified physicians
- No facility fee — Frisco patients on commercial PPOs save the hospital outpatient surcharge applied at facility-affiliated wound centers
- Same-day and next-day appointments without a referral — important for Frisco parents catching a child's wound or a working professional managing a small foot ulcer
- Telemedicine follow-ups for stable wounds — saves the round-trip Tollway drive for a stable dressing check; the front desk verifies what your plan covers before booking
- Pediatric-friendly clinic environment for the family wounds that Frisco households most often face — minor abrasions, blisters, and post-procedural skin tears
What care often looks like in Frisco
A Frisco teenager picks up a deep turf abrasion at a club sporting event. Urgent care handles the first cleanup, but a week later it still has not closed. A specialist visit, proper cleaning, and a modern dressing prevent secondary infection and scarring, and the wound heals on schedule.
Illustrative example, not a specific patient. Every wound is evaluated individually.
Most common in Frisco
Conditions We Treat From This Area
Diabetic Foot Ulcer Care
Early diabetic foot intervention is critical for Frisco's rising young-onset Type 2 cohort; preventing the first ulcer prevents the amputation cascade.
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Skin Burn & Acute Wound Care
Common in active Frisco households — kitchen burns, grill burns, and sports-related skin trauma; advanced dressings cut healing time.
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Abrasion Treatment
Frisco's youth-sports density produces a steady stream of road-rash and turf abrasions that benefit from professional cleaning and modern dressings.
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Getting to the clinic from Frisco
From central Frisco, take Dallas Parkway (the Tollway) southbound and exit at Legacy Drive or Park Boulevard. Continue east to the Preston Road area and San Jacinto Place. Drives during off-peak hours run closer to 18 minutes; allow 24 minutes during weekday rush.
Clinic address: 7709 San Jacinto Place, Suite 100, Plano, TX 75024 · (972-491-1200)
Major medical facilities serving Frisco
- Baylor Scott & White Frisco
- Frisco Medical Center
Neighborhoods We See Patients From
Frisco Square · Vaughn · Stonebriar · The Trails · Lakeside
ZIP codes covered: 75033, 75034
For referring physicians in Frisco
Primary care, podiatry, and specialty practices in Frisco can refer patients directly. Fax referrals to 469-208-4641 or call 972-491-1200. It helps to include the wound location and duration, any relevant imaging or culture results, and the patient's diabetic or vascular history. Dr. Rizvi coordinates care directly with the referring clinician and reports back after evaluation. No referral is required for patients who wish to self-schedule.
People Also Ask
Wound care in Frisco — common questions
How long is the drive from Frisco to the Plano clinic?
Most Frisco patients in 75033 and 75034 arrive in 18–24 minutes via the Dallas North Tollway. Off-peak drives are closer to 18 minutes; expect about 24 during weekday rush.
Is there a pediatric option for my child's wound?
Dr. Rizvi treats family wound presentations including children, and the clinic environment is designed to be calm for younger patients. For burns, abrasions, and slow-healing scrapes, an early visit can dramatically shorten healing time.
My teenager plays club soccer and got a deep turf burn — should we go to urgent care or to you?
Urgent care is fine for the first cleanup. For a deep abrasion that's not healing in a week, a wound-care specialist visit prevents secondary infection and scarring. Same-day appointments are usually available.
Do you treat surgical wounds that aren't healing after an orthopedic procedure?
Yes. Post-surgical dehiscence and slow-healing incisions are a frequent Frisco referral. Dr. Rizvi coordinates directly with your orthopedic surgeon and can begin advanced dressings, compression, or negative-pressure therapy as indicated.
General information, not medical advice. This page describes the practice and the area we serve. It is not a substitute for an in-person evaluation by a qualified clinician familiar with your individual history. For urgent or worsening wounds, seek in-person care or call 911. Please do not send protected health information (photos, records, diagnoses) through unencrypted email or web forms; call the clinic directly to discuss your situation.
Nearby cities we serve
Dr. Rizvi sees wound-care patients from across north and central DFW. Other cities near Frisco:
Ready to be seen — Frisco, TX
Same-day and next-day appointments. No referral needed. Call (972) 491-1200 or request a visit online.