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Patient Education for Eye Care in Fort Worth & Colleyville, TX
Learn about your eyes and your options before your visit. These videos and guides from Azure Eye Center cover cataract surgery, lens implants, vision correction, cornea conditions, and glaucoma for patients in Fort Worth, Colleyville, and across DFW.
The short answer
Where can I learn about cataract surgery and other eye treatments?
Azure Eye Center’s patient education library brings together our guides on cataracts and lens implants, LASIK and vision correction, cornea conditions, and glaucoma, along with a video on cataract surgery and lens implant options. Start with the topic that matches your diagnosis or goal, then bring your questions to your visit.
Have a question that isn’t answered here? Call (817) 886-4600 and our Fort Worth or Colleyville team can help.
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Cataract surgery and lens implant options
A short video on cataract surgery and the lens implant options available at Azure Eye Center.
Cataracts
What should I know about cataracts and cataract surgery?
Start here if you’ve been told you have a cataract or your vision is getting cloudy.
Cataract lens options
Compare monofocal, EDOF, trifocal, toric, and adjustable lenses.
Compare lenses →Which lens implant guides can I read?
Vision correction
What are my options for seeing clearly without glasses?
Compare laser and lens-based procedures by age, prescription, and eye health.
More: LASIK cost · LASIK FAQs · WaveLight Plus
Cornea & medical eye care
What cornea and eye health conditions do you treat?
Dr. Truong is a fellowship-trained cornea specialist. These guides explain common conditions and treatments.
More: Understanding the cornea · Advanced corneal treatments · Keratitis · Pterygium · General ophthalmology
Self-tests
Try a quick self-test
Not sure where to start? Our short self-tests can help you decide whether a cataract evaluation or a LASIK consultation makes sense. They don’t replace an eye exam, but they’re a helpful first step.
Take the cataract self-testAlso try the LASIK self-test, or read our latest articles on the Azure Eye Center blog.
Two locations
Bring your questions to a visit in Fort Worth or Colleyville
Consultations and follow-up visits are available at both offices, with Dr. Truong and optometrist Dr. Samantha Reynolds. Both offices are open Monday–Thursday 8:00 am–5:00 pm and Friday 8:00 am–3:00 pm.
(817) 886-4600
(817) 886-4600
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FAQ
Patient education FAQs
How do I know if I have a cataract?
Only an eye exam can confirm a cataract. Common signs include cloudy or blurry vision, glare or halos around headlights, and colors that look faded. Our cataract self-test can help you decide whether to schedule an evaluation.
How do I know if I’m a candidate for LASIK?
A consultation with measurements of your eyes is the only way to know. Our LASIK self-test is a quick first step, and if LASIK isn’t a fit, PRK, EVO ICL, or refractive lens exchange may be.
Which cataract lens implant is best?
The best lens depends on your eye health, prescription, and how you want to see after surgery. Start with our lens options guide, then Dr. Truong will recommend a lens at your consultation.
Does Azure Eye Center treat keratoconus and other cornea conditions?
Yes. Dr. David Truong is a fellowship-trained cornea specialist who treats keratoconus, Fuchs’ dystrophy, and other cornea conditions, including corneal cross-linking and DMEK and DSEK transplants.
Can I ask questions before scheduling?
Yes. Call (817) 886-4600 to talk with our team at the Fort Worth (Alliance) or Colleyville office, or request an appointment online.
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This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Candidacy, treatment options, risks, and results vary by patient and are determined at an in-person exam with your eye doctor.