If you find yourself reaching for eye drops several times a day, only to experience dryness, burning, or irritation again a short time later, you may be dealing with more than occasional dry eyes.

If you need eye care, you may wonder whether you should see an optometrist or an ophthalmologist. It is a common question—and one that can create unnecessary confusion about the important roles both providers play in protecting your vision.

If you have cataracts and astigmatism, you may wonder what will happen to your astigmatism when you have cataract surgery. Cataract surgery replaces the eye's cloudy natural lens with an artificial intraocular lens, or IOL. While removing the cataract can restore clarity, a standard monofocal IOL does not correct astigmatism that is also affecting your vision.

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that can damage the optic nerve, often due to elevated intraocular pressure. Because vision loss from glaucoma is usually permanent, early diagnosis and consistent treatment are important. At North Texas Ophthalmology Associates, we help Wichita Falls patients understand their options for managing glaucoma and protecting long-term vision.

If you're tired of relying on glasses or contact lenses, you may be exploring your vision correction options. For many patients, LASIK & PRK remain some of the most trusted & effective surgeries available today. However, LASIK & PRK are not your only option.

Spring in Texas can be beautiful, but it can also be tough on your eyes. As pollen, wind, and dust increase, many people begin to notice itchy, red, watery, or irritated eyes. While occasional itching may seem like a normal part of allergy season, persistent symptoms can affect comfort, vision, and daily routine. At North Texas Ophthalmology Associates in Wichita Falls, we help patients understand what is causing their symptoms—and when it may be time for medical eye care.

A standard IOL is designed to restore clear vision, usually at one distance. Advanced intraocular lens options go further. Depending on the lens selected, they may help improve near, intermediate, and distance vision.

Dry eye is a common concern for many patients at North Texas Ophthalmology Associates. While age, medical conditions, and increased screen use can contribute to symptoms, environmental factors often play a significant role.

Glaucoma surgery is used to lower eye pressure and protect the optic nerve from further damage. Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that can lead to permanent vision loss if not properly managed.

If you’re ready to eliminate your dependence on glasses and contact lenses, laser vision correction may be an option worth exploring. LASIK and PRK are two of the most trusted and effective procedures available today, each designed to correct common refractive errors and improve visual clarity.