Alia K. Lalani, DPM

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Delivering Personalized and Exceptional Lower Extremity Care for Better Living

Dr. Alia K. Lalani, is a board certified foot and ankle surgeon with added Podiatric Surgical Qualification from the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the esteemed team at Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona, operating out of the offices in Sun City and Glendale. 

Dr. Lalani’s journey to becoming a leading foot and ankle surgeon began with her graduation from the Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine at Midwestern University in 2019. Following her academic achievements, she embarked on a rigorous residency program at the New Mexico VA - Kaiser Sacramento, a renowned Kaiser Foundation program known for its excellence in surgical training. Her dedication and skill were quickly recognized, leading to her selection as Chief Resident of the Podiatric medical and surgical residency department during her training.

With a focus on lower extremity orthopedic surgery, traumatology, peripheral neuropathy, arthroscopic techniques, limb salvage, diabetic limb trauma, as well as foot and ankle reconstruction, Dr. Lalani’s expertise covers a wide range of specialized areas within the field of foot and ankle health. Her commitment to providing comprehensive and compassionate care is evident in her approach to treating each patient with personalized attention and tailored treatment plans.

Patients in Sun City and Glendale can now benefit from Dr. Lalani’s exceptional skills and commitment to excellence at Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona. With her arrival, the practice continues to uphold its reputation for delivering top-tier foot and ankle care in a welcoming and patient-centered environment.

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