DR. JUSTIN BRAZEAL, MD
Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Brazeal is a member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of '01. He went on to UT Southwestern Medical School, and then completed his orthopedic training and fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery at UT Health Science Center San Antonio where he was Chief Administrative Resident. Dr. Brazeal joined St. Joseph Orthopaedic Associates in 2012. Dr. Brazeal and his wife have two sons.
What I like about Dr. Brazeal was the time he took with me. He sat down and explained everything. After my first operation I reinjured myself and he guided me through options and treatments for reconstruction. Years later and my shoulder is doing great. I’ve been back doing the things I love and that’s thanks to Dr. Brazeal.
– Dave
Dr. Brazeal is very personable, kind, and knowledgeable. He did a great job of helping me understand my injury and walking me through the different treatment options available.
– Warren
I was waking up crying from the pain. I didn’t even know what had happened. My shoulder was killing me. When I talked to Dr. Brazeal he immediately had a solution and within hours he had me all taken care of. He explained my options and also sat down to help me weigh out the different paths to take.
– Karen
Dr. Brazeal helped me so much! His compassion for my injury was the most notable about my experience. My ankle has improved so much due to his attention to detail and dedication to getting me back in my everyday life! Getting back to the gym was difficult, but with his help, I was able to recover and become stronger than before. His ability to share knowledge on the procedures and recovery was uncanny, and I can’t express how much I appreciate his patience and professionalism!
– Tana
About Me
I'm originally from Arlington, TX. I graduated from Texas A&M University in 2002 with a degree in Industrial Engineering. I went to medical school at UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas TX. I completed my residency in orthopedics in San Antonio, TX at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. I studied joint replacement, arthroscopy for sports-related injuries, fracture care, and management of traumatic injuries of the musculoskeletal system. I completed a fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery after the completion of my residency.
I met my wife in San Antonio, and we have two sons. We moved to Bryan-College Station in 2012. We are members of Grace Bible Church. We are active participants in mission work and charities here in the Brazos Valley and around the world.
I am a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery, board certified. I have been on staff at St. Joseph Regional Hospital since the completion of my training.
Stay Informed
Ankle injuries are one of the most common presenting injuries to primary care doctors, urgent care, and emergency centers in the United States. The injuries come in a variety of presentations from people limping into an office appointment after rolling their ankle, to dislocated ankle fractures on the football field, or near amputations from motorcycle accidents.
Knee arthritis is a common problem in America. Thousands of Americans suffer from pain associated with knee arthritis.
Shoulder pain is common in patients 50 years and older. A simple fall, dislocation, or pain after lifting a heavy object can lead to a rotator cuff injury.