Consor Bob Dr

read moreThe Eye Doctor's Office & Eye Gallery consists of staff Optometrists and affiliated consulting Ophthalmologists providing the highest quality eye care inclusive of routine eye exams, vision the detection and treatment of eye diseases and disorders. The objective of our examination is to prevent blindness or serious vision loss and increase the quality of a patients life by using the most advanced equipment and technology. We offer modern lens designs that will give you high definition "WOW Vision" the clearest most comfortable vision.

read moreSince 1997 we have facilitated our interested patients through the process of qualifying them for Lasik. The results have been excellent and we have patients all over Texas and around the United States who are very pleased with their results. The next day after the Lasik surgery you return to our office from all your post-operative care that goes on for six months. This is where we give you the best of tender loving care utilizing the most up to date equipment and 20 years of post operative experience.

read moreOur office provides emergency and urgent eye care during our regular hours 6-days a week and after hours services on a limited basis. We will make every effort to make sure that our patients will be seen as soon as possible. There are times when our eye doctors are unavailable or can't get to your call timely after hours. We suggest if they don't call you back within 30 minutes then go to the nearest urgent care or emergency care facility. Please call Eye Doctor's Office and Eye Gallery at 214-361-1300 for further instructions.

read moreBy 2050, it is projected that the incidence of diagnosed macular degeneration will double to 22 million. The prevalence of this disease may be more than we know. Recent reports reveal that approximately 25% of patients after having a dilated eye examination had macular degeneration that was undiagnosed. Sadly, by the time patients are diagnosed with macular degeneration, 78% have already suffered irreversible vision loss. Early detection of macular degeneration through a reliable eye care center with the latest diagnostic tools is essential to retaining healthy vision.

read moreEven without knowing the term "dry eye" or "Dry Eye Syndrome", if you suffer from it, then you are all too familiar with the soreness, discomfort, and constant misery that can come with dry eyes. Fortunately, our staff can bring relief and healing from Dry Eyes to patients from Texas. Dr. Bob Consor, OD at The Dry Eye Center at Eye Doctor's Office & Eye Gallery can treat Dry Eye Syndrome, from mild to severe. Whether it's an occasional irritant or a debilitating daily problem, we can help. The Dry Eye Center at Eye Doctor's Office & Eye Gallery uses the latest diagnostic equipment and tools to quickly and accurately pinpoint the cause and type of dry eye problem you're suffering from.

read moreTo the right is a picture of a cataract and some example lens implant styles. A cataract is the clouding of the lens in your eye. The lens both transmits and focuses light entering the eye on the retina, the back of the eye. The causes of cataract are many with the most common causes aging and excessive sun exposure. Cataract surgery is the most common surgical procedure performed in the United States with over three million performed yearly. The first lens implant used in cataract surgery was some 65 years ago but it was not until the early 1980s that the FDA approved implants for physicians to use at the time of cataract surgery.

read moreWhen something comes in contact with the surface of your eye, either airborne or from your hands a cellular reaction takes place. Allergic conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the clear membrane covering the white of the eye. Common signs and allergy eye symptoms include redness, swelling, itching scratchiness, watering and foreign body sensation. Particles in the air like animal dander, dust, odors and pollens are called antigens. These foreign substances (antigens) are not recognized by the eye's defense system (immune system).

read more1. Upload a recent photo (preferably a close-up) of yourself and we will pre-select frames for you in advance of your visit based on your complexion and shape of your face. 2. Please only fill out this form after you have already scheduled an eye exam appointment. 3. If you have any special requests or designer frames preferences, please let us know in the "Comments" section below.