Services Offered at Master Eye
We take most vision and health plans, plus HSA and FSA, so you are not stuck guessing what is covered. Pricing is straightforward and walk-ins are welcome daily, which means you can handle your eye care on your schedule without surprise costs.
Same-day or next-day availability makes it easy to get seen when life is busy. With 9 locations around Austin you can pick the office that is closest to home or work and be in and out without losing your whole day.
From everyday concerns to urgent issues, our Austin optometrists diagnose, treat, and, when needed, co-manage care with trusted specialists. Walk-ins welcome. Most insurance plans accepted.
Urgent? If you have sudden vision loss, flashes/floaters that are new, an eye injury, or severe pain, call your nearest Master Eye location right away.
From everyday concerns to urgent issues, our Austin optometrists diagnose, treat, and, when needed, co-manage care with trusted specialists. Walk-ins welcome. Most insurance plans accepted.
Urgent? If you have sudden vision loss, flashes/floaters that are new, an eye injury, or severe pain, call your nearest Master Eye location right away.
LASIK can be life-changing but it’s not right for everyone. Take this short quiz to see what your best vision options might be.
Kids don’t always know when they’re not seeing clearly but you might notice the signs before they do. Take this short quiz to learn whether your child may be near- or far-sighted.
Vision changes slowly sometimes so subtly you don’t even realize it. Take this short quiz to see if it’s time for your next eye exam.
Vision changes slowly — sometimes so subtly you don’t even realize it. Take this short quiz to see if it’s time for your next eye exam.
Kids don’t always know when they’re not seeing clearly — but you might notice the signs before they do. Take this short quiz to learn whether your child may be near- or far-sighted.
LASIK can be life-changing — but it’s not right for everyone. Take this short quiz to see what your best vision options might be.
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We integrate health and behavioral health
We integrate health and behavioral health
We integrate health and behavioral health
We integrate health and behavioral health
What it is: Pink eye is a common cause of red, watery, itchy, or “goopy” eyes and can be viral, bacterial, or allergy-related. It spreads easily, which is why proper care and timing matter.
How we treat: We examine your eyes to identify the cause and recommend the right treatment, including drops when appropriate. We’ll also guide you on hygiene and when it’s safe to return to work or school.
What it is: A stye is a tender, swollen eyelid bump, while a chalazion is usually painless and caused by a blocked oil gland. Both can make your eyelid feel irritated, heavy, or inflamed.
How we treat: We’ll help calm inflammation with a simple at-home plan like warm compresses and lid care, plus guidance on makeup and contact lens breaks. If it doesn’t improve, we can treat it in-office or refer you as needed.
What it is: Floaters can look like dots, threads, or cobwebs drifting across your vision, while flashes can look like brief flickers of light. Most are harmless, but sudden changes can sometimes signal a retinal issue.
How we treat: We perform a same-day dilated exam and imaging to ensure your retina is healthy. If we see signs of a tear or detachment, we arrange urgent referral care immediately.
What it is: Pink eye is a common cause of red, watery, itchy, or “goopy” eyes and can be viral, bacterial, or allergy-related. It spreads easily, which is why proper care and timing matter.
How we treat: We examine your eyes to identify the cause and recommend the right treatment, including drops when appropriate. We’ll also guide you on hygiene and when it’s safe to return to work or school.
What it is: A stye is a tender, swollen eyelid bump, while a chalazion is usually painless and caused by a blocked oil gland. Both can make your eyelid feel irritated, heavy, or inflamed.
How we treat: We’ll help calm inflammation with a simple at-home plan like warm compresses and lid care, plus guidance on makeup and contact lens breaks. If it doesn’t improve, we can treat it in-office or refer you as needed.
What it is: Floaters can look like dots, threads, or cobwebs drifting across your vision, while flashes can look like brief flickers of light. Most are harmless, but sudden changes can sometimes signal a retinal issue.
How we treat: We perform a same-day dilated exam and imaging to ensure your retina is healthy. If we see signs of a tear or detachment, we arrange urgent referral care immediately.
What it is: Dry eye can feel like burning, grittiness, watering, or blurry vision that comes and goes especially with screens or wind. It often happens when tears evaporate too quickly or aren’t made in the right balance.
How we treat: We create a personalized plan to improve tear quality and comfort using targeted therapies like lubricants, warm compresses, lid hygiene, or prescription drops when needed. For some patients, punctal plugs may help keep moisture on the eye longer.
What it is: Eye allergies can cause itching, redness, watering, and swelling, often leading to frequent rubbing. They may flare seasonally or persist year-round depending on your triggers.
How we treat: We help identify triggers and recommend targeted drops or treatments to calm inflammation quickly. If needed, we coordinate with your primary care physician or allergist for additional support.
What it is: Digital eye strain happens when your eyes work overtime focusing on screens, often causing headaches, fatigue, blur, and dry eyes. It usually builds up throughout the day and feels worst in the evening.
How we treat: We check your vision and focusing system, then recommend strategies like the 20-20-20 rule, glare reduction, and screen-friendly lens options. If helpful, we can recommend computer-specific prescriptions or coatings for added comfort.
What it is: Cataracts are a gradual clouding of the natural lens that can make vision blurry, dim, or glary especially at night. Many people also notice colors look less sharp over time.
How we treat: We monitor progression and update your prescription as long as glasses still help you function comfortably. When surgery becomes the best option, we guide you through the process and co-manage care with your surgeon.
What it is: Cataracts are a gradual clouding of the natural lens that can make vision blurry, dim, or glary especially at night. Many people also notice colors look less sharp over time.
How we treat: We monitor progression and update your prescription as long as glasses still help you function comfortably. When surgery becomes the best option, we guide you through the process and co-manage care with your surgeon.
What it is: Macular degeneration affects central vision and can make reading or recognizing faces more difficult over time. Early stages often have no symptoms, which is why routine monitoring matters.
How we treat: We track changes closely and provide lifestyle and supplement guidance when appropriate. If advanced changes are detected, we coordinate rapid referral for specialized treatment options.
What it is: Diabetes can affect the tiny blood vessels in the retina, sometimes without symptoms until vision changes occur. Regular eye exams help detect issues early, when treatment is most effective.
How we treat: We perform thorough annual diabetic eye exams with imaging when appropriate. We also provide clear reports and can share results with your primary doctor or endocrinologist upon request.
What it is: If contacts feel uncomfortable, dry, or blurry, the fit, material, or prescription may not be right for your eyes. Even small adjustments can dramatically improve comfort and clarity.
How we treat: We evaluate the fit and prescription, then recommend the best lens type for your eyes and lifestyle. Trial lenses can be ordered so you can test comfort before committing.
What it is: A corneal abrasion is a scratch on the surface of the eye, and a foreign body is debris that gets stuck on the cornea. Both can cause sharp pain, tearing, redness, and light sensitivity.
How we treat: We perform a same-day evaluation and provide treatment to protect the cornea and reduce pain while it heals. If debris is present, we safely remove it and schedule follow-up to ensure full recovery.
