


A comprehensive eye exam involves a series of tests that assess your eye health and vision. A comprehensive eye exam can also reveal signs of a general health condition like diabetes, cancer, hypertension or high cholesterol. This exam includes a prescription for glasses.

Upgrade your visual freedom with a customized contact lens fitting tailored to your unique eyes and daily routines. We evaluate your corneal shape and use precise measurements to prevent irritation, lens movement and dry eyes. Customized lens options include: daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism , multifocals and specialty RGP/Scleral or medically necessary options. We provide step-by-step wear and care instructions for all new wearers plus a trial pair to ensure complete comfort before finalizing your prescription. Thirty (30) days of follow up care are included. * Performed in conjunction with a comprehensive eye exam to ensure ocular health. Insurance coverage varies by plan and may apply to this service.

An applicant who fails their driver's license examination in Texas can complete a more accurate measurement by their eye doctor. The testing required includes Dilation drops, Retinal Imaging, Visual Field Screening, Depth Perception, Color Vision Test, and ultimately a prescription for glasses will be given if applicable. Note: In some cases, examination by more than one specialist may be requested and/or recommended.

A targeted evaluation focused on diagnosing and managing an urgent or chronic ocular condition. If you are experiencing red, painful, itchy, or dry eyes, sudden vision changes, flashes of light/floaters, eye infections or injuries, our doctors are highly trained to provide excellent clinical care.
*Note: Medical eye visits are separate from routine vision exams and are typically billed through medical health insurance rather than a vision plan. Separate co-pays and deductibles apply.

Retinal imaging is recommended for patients who have family history of diabetes, glaucoma, or who have been diagnosed with cataracts. Our Doctors can determine if you are at risk for retinopathy, macular degeneration, and other eye problems listed above.

Our doctors recommend dilation every year if you are 50 or older. When we apply the dilation drops to your eye, it opens up the pupil to give our doctors a better view inside of your eye. It causes a mild near vision blur for two (2) hours after installation of the drops. We recommend someone driving you in case you have to leave right away.

A comprehensive eye exam involves a series of tests that assess your eye health and vision. A comprehensive eye exam can also reveal signs of a general health condition like diabetes, cancer, hypertension or high cholesterol. This exam includes a prescription for glasses.

There are many different types of contact lens options: disposable soft lenses, rigid gas permeable lenses, bifocals, multifocals, dailies, bi-weekly, monthly, and extended wear options. Some contact lenses options are medically necessary and are covered under insurance. Our doctors are board certified clinicians and will recommend the best lens options for you and your eye health. *Must be accompanied by a comprehensive eye exam.

An applicant who fails their driver's license examination in Texas can complete a more accurate measurement by their eye doctor. The testing required includes Dilation drops, Retinal Imaging, Visual Field Screening, Depth Perception, Color Vision Test, and ultimately a prescription for glasses will be given if applicable. Note: In some cases, examination by more than one specialist may be requested and/or recommended.

An exam to treat any issues with your eyes such as burning, itching, dry eye, infection, or any other ocular problems. Our doctors are equipped to provide quality care, prescribe necessary medication, and refer you to specialists if needed.

Retinal imaging is recommended for patients who have family history of diabetes, glaucoma, or who have been diagnosed with cataracts. Our Doctors can determine if you are at risk for retinopathy, macular degeneration, and other eye problems listed above.

Our doctors recommend dilation every year if you are 50 or older. When we apply the dilation drops to your eye, it opens up the pupil to give our doctors a better view inside of your eye. It causes a mild near vision blur for two (2) hours after installation of the drops. We recommend someone driving you in case you have to leave right away.

We want you to see your very best. We are partnered with excellent LASIK surgery facilities to ensure your safe operation and postoperative care.

We want you to see your very best. We are partnered with excellent cataract surgery facilities to ensure your safe operation and postoperative care.

Screening for loss of central or peripheral vision, can detect brain tumors (ie pituitary gland tumors), and screens for glaucoma. Highly suggested for those suffering from headaches, transient loss of vision, or those with glaucoma in their family history.

Foreign body removal from the eye involves carefully removing a particle or object lodged on the corneal surface or in the eye, often requiring specialized tools and techniques to ensure safety and minimize damage. Antibiotics are prescribed to reduce bacterial infection chances. Do not attempt to do this yourself. After 48 hours the corneal re-grows over the foreign body making it more difficult to remove. Contact lens bandages might be used over the eye to reduce discomfort after careful removal.

Myopia management aims to slow the lengthening of the eyeball (axial elongation) during childhood, reducing the long-term lifetime risks of high myopia complications such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and myopic maculopathy.
Current treatment options used by our doctors include Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses and CooperVision MiSight 1 Day contact lenses. Both leverage controlled peripheral myopic defocus to signal the eye to slow its axial growth. Certain vision plans may pay for these special lenses which can significantly reduce children’s near sightedness yearly increases.

We want you to see your very best. We are partnered with excellent LASIK surgery facilities to ensure your safe operation and postoperative care.

We want you to see your very best. We are partnered with excellent cataract surgery facilities to ensure your safe operation and postoperative care.

Screening for loss of central or peripheral vision, can detect brain tumors (ie pituitary gland tumors), and screens for glaucoma. Highly suggested for those suffering from headaches, transient loss of vision, or those with glaucoma in their family history.

Foreign body removal from the eye involves carefully removing a particle or object lodged on the corneal surface or in the eye, often requiring specialized tools and techniques to ensure safety and minimize damage. Antibiotics are prescribed to reduce bacterial infection chances. Do not attempt to do this yourself. After 48 hours the corneal re-grows over the foreign body making it more difficult to remove. Contact lens bandages might be used over the eye to reduce discomfort after careful removal.

Myopia management aims to slow the lengthening of the eyeball (axial elongation) during childhood, reducing the long-term lifetime risks of high myopia complications such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and myopic maculopathy.
Current treatment options used by our doctors include Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses and CooperVision MiSight 1 Day contact lenses. Both leverage controlled peripheral myopic defocus to signal the eye to slow its axial growth. Certain vision plans may pay for these special lenses which can significantly reduce children’s near sightedness yearly increases.
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