Neuro-Ophthalmology Of Texas At Eye Wellness Center

A common condition in diabetes, it's the leading cause of blindness in adults. This condition causes damage to the retina.

Regular visits for early detection and management of diabetic retinopathy.

An objective test that measures retinal function.

Testing the electrical activity of the retina.

Test that maps smaller areas of the nerve, providing detailed findings on conduction of nerve impulses.

Procedure to measure the electrical responses of the eye's light-sensitive cells.

Individuals with diabetes are more likely to develop cataracts, which cause clouding on the lens of the eye.

In-depth eye exams designed to address unique needs and prioritize vision health, using advanced technology.

Contact lens exams to help determine the best type of contact lenses for you.

Diagnosis and treatment related to corneal diseases.

Includes services such as contact lens exams, dry eye management, eye exams, treatment for ptosis, glaucoma treatment, macular degeneration management...

Includes various treatments and exams for conditions affecting eye health due to rheumatic diseases.

Eye exams can uncover brain tumors and other health issues; they provide important information about a patient's overall well-being.

Frequently asked questions regarding glaucoma.

A daily treatment for presbyopia, which improves the quality of life for those suffering from farsightedness.

Important for diabetic patients to monitor conditions like cataracts and glaucoma.

Specialized prisms can be useful in opening up peripheral field of vision loss post-stroke.

Medical and surgical treatment of retinal diseases.

Hard contact lenses that fit snugly against the cornea and reshape it overnight.

Specialized care for individuals experiencing vision issues following a stroke.

Options available for treating dry eye syndrome which affects comfort and vision.

Treatment options for thyroid eye disease, including medications and vision optimization.

Specialized treatment options for diabetic-related eye conditions.

Therapy to treat the root causes of double vision.

Eye drops designed to target the levator muscle to assist with droopy eyelids caused by ptosis. Used regularly for effect, not effective for nerve-rel...

The correct course of treatment for glaucoma depends on the type present. Some cases require treatment options for lowering eye pressure. These option...

Treatment for pink eye depends on what's causing it. Optometry has come a long way, and your eye doctor can usually determine whether it's eye allergi...

Special drops used to help achieve a livelier appearance for droopy eyes.

Management of headaches with a potential link to vision.

Treatment options include heat treatment to eyelids and glands, eye drops, and ointments. For mild to moderate dry eye, eye drops and/or ointments are...

Includes tests like Automated Visual Fields, Sensory Motor Exam, Orthoptics Evaluation, and others to assess eye health.

Includes brain injuries, diabetic eye diseases, and vision problems related to various health conditions.

Utilization of medication to reduce fluid buildup in the eye.

Use of MRI to evaluate underlying issues causing eye concerns.

Treatment for conditions such as papilledema, vision problems after stroke, and other eye-related neurological issues.

Interventions aimed at managing and preventing progression of diabetic eye diseases.

This specialized form of care focuses on disorders that impact the patient's vision, commonly caused by strokes, tumors, migraines, traumatic brain in...

Management and treatment for neuro-related vision problems.

This is designed to improve the overall visual skills, which helps you get back to a more normal quality of life.

A test to determine local retinal function by recording from the corneal surface of the eye. It is recorded with dilated pupils and aims to identify r...

Therapy to improve visual skills and processing.

Offers various eye care services, including routine exams and treatment of eye diseases.

Provides up-to-date care aimed at assisting with recovery following traumatic brain injuries, evaluating changes in vision and brain function.

This uses a scanning laser to measure nerve fiber layer thickness, as a way to gauge nerve fiber function, particularly in diseases affecting the opti...

Imaging technique for high-resolution cross-sectional images of the retina.

An ophthalmic field pertaining to the evaluation and treatment of patients with disorders of the visual system.

Ortho-K lenses are special hard contact lenses that reshape your cornea while you sleep, giving you clear vision during the day.

Orthokeratology contact lenses are great for individuals who find wearing corrective lenses during the day cumbersome but are not ready for LASIK or P...

Focused eye care services for children, addressing conditions related to overall health.

Fundus photography is an objective way to document the appearance (color, shape, distribution, etc.) of the optic nerve and retina and any abnormal in...

Examinations to determine the appropriate contact lenses for patients.

Reconstructive surgery in facial and orbital areas.

Services focused on managing eye issues related to rheumatic diseases.

Test that detects abnormalities in eye movements and assesses 3D vision capabilities.

Evaluation of sensory and motor functions.

This is a mapping of both the central and peripheral vision for each eye. This test is subjective and quantifies a patient’s complaints of a visual fi...

Helps patients prevent further vision loss from conditions like traumatic brain injuries or strokes.