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Ophthalmologists in Texas (TX)

A

Abilene	Athens
Amarillo	Austin
Arlington

B

Bastrop	Boerne
Bay City	Brenham
Baytown	Brownsville
Beaumont	Brownwood
Bedford	Bryan
Bellaire	Burleson
Bellville	Burnet
Big Spring

C

Cameron	Colleyville
Carrizo Springs	Columbus
Carrollton	Conroe
Cedar Park	Coppell
Cleburne	Corpus Christi
Cleveland	Corsicana
College Station	Cypress

D

Dallas	Desoto
Denison	Dickinson
Denton	Duncanville

E

Eagle Pass	El Paso
Edinburg

F

Fort Worth	Frisco
Fredericksburg

G

Gainesville	Glen Rose
Galveston	Granbury
Garland	Grand Prairie
Gatesville	Grapevine
Georgetown	Greenville

H

Harker Heights	Hondo
Harlingen	Houston
Heath	Humble
Helotes	Huntsville
Henderson	Hurst

I

Irving

J

Jacksonville

K

Katy	Killeen
Kerrville	Kingwood

L

Lake Jackson	Livingston
Lakeway	Longview
Laredo	Lubbock
Lewisville	Lufkin
Live Oak

M

Marble Falls	Midland
Marshall	Mineral Wells
McAllen	Mission
McKinney	Mt Pleasant
Mesquite

N

Nacogdoches	New Braunfels
Nederland

O

Odessa

Orange

P

Palestine	Pearsall
Paris	Plainview
Pasadena	Plano
Pearland	Port Arthur

R

Richardson	Round Rock
Rockwall

S

San Angelo	Southlake
San Antonio	Spring
San Marcos	Stephenville
Schertz	Sugar Land
Seguin	Sulphur Springs
Shenandoah	Sunnyvale
Sherman

T

Taylor	Texas City
Temple	Tomball
Texarkana	Tyler

U

Uvalde

V

Victoria

W

Waco	West Lake Hills
Waxahachie	Wharton
Weatherford	Wichita Falls
Webster	Woodway
Weslaco

Ophthalmology

An ophthalmologist has the knowledge and professional skills needed to provide comprehensive eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists are medically trained to diagnose, monitor, and medically or surgically treat all ocular and visual disorders. This includes problems affecting the eye and its component structures, the eyelids, the orbit and the visual pathways. In so doing, an ophthalmologist prescribes vision services, including glasses and contact lenses. No Sub Specialty.