Round Rock Vision, your local eye doctor, serving all of your family’s vision care needs in Round Rock
Quality local eye care services and vision care products in Round Rock; we truly care about the health of your eyes, and offer local vision care to all family members.
We are conveniently located near you in Round Rock, Texas and service, Northeastern Austin area.
If you were diagnosed with an eye disease, such as Cataracts, Glaucoma, Macular degeneration, Diabetic retinopathy, or Dry eye, you may be overwhelmed by the diagnosis and confused about what happens next. Will you need medications or surgery – now or in the future? Our Round Rock eye doctor has prepared the following answers to your questions about eye disease.
The local Round Rock Optometrist near you, offering you and your family top quality eye care delivered with unsurpassed customer service.
Round Rock Vision accepts a number of Insurance plans to help cover the cost depending on your individual needs.
Round Rock Vision Eye Clinic can be found at :
- 3107 S IH 35 Ste 780B
- Round Rock, Texas
Call 512-248-2020
Click here to schedule an appointment online
A large part of the examination is finding out what the patient is experiencing and determining the type of dry eye causing the symptoms. We examine the surface of the eye under a microscope to look at the quantity and the quality of the tear film. Additionally, we examine the eyelids and the glands inside the eyelids to insure they are healthy. More about Dry Eyes...
There are a wide range of treatments ranging from over the counter products to specialty laser procedures. Many times using artificial tears and vitamin supplements can help boost the tear film. There are prescription eye drops that can aid in tear production as well as laser procedures for patients with more advanced dry eye. More about Dry Eyes...
Of course – stay hydrated and making sure you consume enough water each day. Additionally, take breaks from your computer and smart phone. I recommend the 20/20/20 Rule – take a 20 second break every 20 minutes and look 20 feet away and blink your eyes. Finally, wearing sunglasses is critical to protecting the surface of the eye and the eyelids from UV exposure. More about Dry Eyes...