Texas City Ophthalmologists

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"... with his work. it turned out really well. i couldn’t have asked for any better care. it was relatively painless. i did what he told me and it just worked out fine...."

"... demeanor. doesn't waste your time -- tells you exactly what needs to be done. surgery scheduled immediately and timely. cautiously optimistic in his diagnosis. waited for me in the aftermath of a massive snow storm. dictates his notes, while you listen,..."

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Eye care exam detects macular degeneration

Dr. Brian Sippy injects medicine into the eye of a patient suffering from macular degeneration. If left untreated, the disease will cause legal blindness. (Photo courtesy of Sandee McLaughlin, Rocky Mountain Eye Center)

Age related macular degeneration is common in baby boomers. Eye doctors recommend annual vision checks after 65.

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Optometrist vs. opthamologist? Know the difference between these two professionals and choose the best professional when it comes to eye care.

Optometrist vs. opthamologist? Know the difference between these two medical professionals and choose the best professional when it comes to eye care.