Enjoy a life complete with amazing vision – iLASIK

If you’ve dealt with the hassles of glasses and contacts for years, you owe it to yourself to achieve the life changing freedom of iLASIK, the next evolution in laser vision correction. The iLASIK procedure exclusively uses an advanced technology called the IntraLase™ Method. The IntraLase Method is a 100% blade-free approach to LASIK surgery. The iLASIK technology also delivers outstanding visual results – more patients achieve vision that is 20/20 or better when the IntraLase Method is used. Dr. Edward C. Wade and Dr. Mark L. Mayo are two of the most experienced iLASIK surgeons in Texas and together have performed over 55,000 procedures. Trust your vision to the iLASIK specialists at Eye Center of Texas.

Take your vision back with Bladeless Cataract Surgery

It’s here! Refractive Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery has arrived, and the Eye Center of Texas is one of the first in the country to offer it! The new LenSx Control System is the most important advancement in cataract surgery in more than 20 years.

This revolutionary technology allows a laser to perform key parts of cataract surgery, increasing the accuracy 1000 fold. This means less pain during surgery, better vision after surgery, and quicker recovery times.

Take your near vision back

At this point in your life, you know what you want and how to get things done. We offer many ways to improve your vision, using the very latest technology—and guided by some of the most experienced hands in our profession. If you’re struggling with your up-close vision, traditional contact lenses or LASIK may not fix your problem. The experts at Eye Center of Texas will tailor a treatment just for you. Trust your near vision solutions with the specialist at Eye Center of Texas.

What Is Glaucoma?

Glaucoma is a disease of the optic nerve. Glaucoma is caused by the drainage passage inside the eye being mechanically blocked or not functioning correctly. This causes a build up of clear fluid called aqueous humor which subsequently causes a rise in intraocular pressure. This pressure can damage the optic nerve over time and cause a loss of peripheral vision and eventually central vision. Even when the intraocular pressure is not above average, it may still be high enough to cause optic nerve damage. Average intraocular pressure in adults is 15 mmHg, but normal intraocular pressure is different for each individual. The higher the intraocular pressure, the more likely is the possibility of progressive glaucoma damage.

Intacs Corneal Implants…A proven Treatment for Keratoconus

Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease, which causes a thinning of the cornea, the clear front surface of the eye. As the disease progresses, the quality of one’s vision deteriorates and contact lenses or glasses no longer become a satisfactory solution for most people. For many, an invasive corneal transplant was the only option – until now! Intacs prescription inserts are an exciting new treatment option that falls between contact lenses and a full corneal transplant that may be the best possible option to stabilize the cornea and improve vision. Dr. Edward C. Wade is one of the top Intacs surgeons in the country.

Take away the years

The eyes are the primary facial feature that communicates tiredness or exhaustion (and, likewise, energy and vitality). Your cheeks and your neck don’t really reflect whether or not you’ve had a good night’s rest. But miss a night of sleep and your eyes will make it obvious to everyone.

Aesthetic plastic surgery of the eyelids can produce a dramatic rejuvenating effect, literally taking years off of a person’s appearance. Interestingly, many patients find that following eyelid surgery friends will say ‘You look great!’, but they usually cannot pinpoint exactly why.