About Lucas M. Ferrer Cardona, MD
Lucas M. Ferrer Cardona, MD is a board-certified vascular surgeon specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of arterial and venous disease, with a particular focus on limb preservation, diabetic foot complications, peripheral artery disease, and minimally invasive vascular procedures.
Dr. Ferrer Cardona trained in general surgery at Temple University Hospital and completed his vascular surgery fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine. He has served as an academic vascular surgeon and assistant professor, helping train the next generation of surgeons while caring for patients with complex vascular disease.
His clinical interests include preventing diabetic foot amputations, restoring blood flow in patients with advanced peripheral artery disease, dialysis access, carotid disease, venous disease, and aortic aneurysms. He has published peer-reviewed research on limb salvage, chronic limb-threatening ischemia, deep vein arterialization, and outcomes for patients at risk of amputation.
Dr. Ferrer Cardona is especially passionate about helping patients who have been told they have limited or “no-option” treatment choices. He combines advanced endovascular and open surgical techniques with a patient-centered approach, taking time to explain each condition and treatment plan clearly. His goal is to help patients preserve mobility, avoid major amputation whenever possible, and return to the highest quality of life possible.
Dr. Ferrer Cardona is fluent in English and Spanish and is committed to bringing high-quality, compassionate vascular care to patients in San Angelo and West Texas.
