Vision Care Services

Eye Disease Treatment

Protect your vision for the long term.

Detecting eye disease early gives you the best chance of keeping your sight.

Our doctors diagnose and manage the most common eye diseases, and refer you to trusted specialists when surgery is needed.

Early detection is key

The surprising truth about eye disease is that there are often no symptoms early on. Regular exams with retinal imaging and pressure checks let us catch problems while there is the best chance to protect your vision.

Conditions we diagnose and manage

Macular Degeneration (AMD)

A leading cause of vision loss in adults over 50.

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Glaucoma

Often no symptoms until vision is lost. A leading cause of blindness after 60.

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Cataracts

Clouding of the lens that comes with age. We evaluate and help you plan surgery.

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Diabetic Retinopathy

A serious complication of diabetes. Yearly diabetic eye exams help protect your sight.

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Seen through our slit lamp

These photos and videos were taken with the camera on our slit lamp microscope during real exams and are shared without any identifying details.

PseudoexfoliationFlaky white material collects in a ring on the front of the lens, visible inside the pupil. It raises the risk of glaucoma and can make cataract surgery more complex, so we check eye pressure and the optic nerve closely.

Vitreous prolapseThe clear gel that normally fills the back of the eye has moved forward through the pupil. It can happen after eye surgery or injury, and we watch closely for inflammation and pressure changes.

Posterior capsule opacification (PCO)After cataract surgery, the thin capsule that holds the lens implant can turn hazy, seen here as streaky cloudiness behind the pupil. Vision blurs again, and a quick laser treatment by the surgeon (YAG capsulotomy) usually clears it.

Narrated by Dr. Tumolo

**Map-dot-fingerprint dystrophy (EBMD)**Epithelial basement membrane dystrophy leaves map, dot and fingerprint patterns on the cornea and can cause blurry vision or painful erosions.

**Evaluating pseudoexfoliation syndrome**Dr. Tumolo examines the flaky deposits of pseudoexfoliation on the lens, a finding that raises the risk of glaucoma.

“Probably the best eye care I've ever had (I'm 65 and have worn glasses since I was 2). The examination is thorough and the doctor takes time to explain everything to you. They are friendly and extremely knowledgeable. I recommend them all the time.”

Dustin S. · Odessa, Google review