Personalized Care for Common Eye Conditions in Dallas
Blurry vision, eye strain, and dryness can affect daily life, making it harder to read, drive, or focus on screens. Many common eye conditions worsen over time if left untreated, but with the right care, relief is possible. We diagnose and treat a range of vision and eye health conditions, offering personalized care plans to improve clarity and comfort. Whether you’re struggling with dry eye irritation, astigmatism, or presbyopia, Dr. Hampton provides testing and treatment options tailored to your needs.
Comprehensive Care for Common Eye Conditions
Everyday vision problems aren’t just an inconvenience—they can affect your quality of life. Dr. Hampton provides detailed evaluations and customized treatment plans to help patients manage and overcome eye conditions.
Astigmatism: Correcting Blurry & Distorted Vision
An irregularly shaped cornea or lens, which leads to blurred or distorted vision at all distances, caused astigmatism. Many people with astigmatism struggle with eyestrain, difficulty seeing at night, and frequent headaches.
Dr. Hampton performs corneal topography and visual acuity testing to diagnose astigmatism and recommends custom eyeglasses, toric contact lenses, or vision therapy to improve clarity and focus.
Presbyopia: Making Near Vision Clear Again
Presbyopia is an age-related condition that makes it harder to focus on close-up objects. Many people notice symptoms after age 40, such as holding reading material farther away, needing brighter lighting, or experiencing eye fatigue while reading.
Dr. Hampton provides solutions like reading glasses, progressive lenses, and multifocal contact lenses to restore near vision and eliminate the need for constant adjustments.
Dry Eye Syndrome: Relief for Irritation & Discomfort
Dry eye syndrome occurs when the eyes don’t produce enough moisture or tears evaporate too quickly, leading to redness, burning, and a gritty sensation. Many people experience excessive tearing, light sensitivity, and discomfort after prolonged screen time or exposure to dry environments.
Dr. Hampton evaluates tear film quality and gland function to pinpoint the cause of dry eye. Treatment options may include prescription eye drops, heated eye masks, artificial tears, or lifestyle changes to keep eyes hydrated and comfortable.
