Regardless of where you live, our services are worth the drive. Our office is conveniently located in Southwest Austin on Southwest Parkway. A short drive from downtown, our patients come from Austin, Westlake, Bee Cave and numerous other nearby towns. Our office is extremely excited to announce that we will be joining Lantana Place! Construction is under way and we can't wait to see what 2019 has in store for our patients and our office!
Today is World Keratoconus Day! Keratoconus is an progressive corneal disease in which the cornea becomes thin and cone shaped. Keratoconus can develop relatively quick or gradually over time. Keratoconus causes blurred vision, halos, distortions, and "star-bursting" effects. Unfortunately, there is no cure for keratoconus, however, our doctors specialize in managing and treating keratoconic patients!
For patients who struggle with keratoconus, contact lenses become medically necessary as their vision is best corrected with contact lenses. In most cases, glasses will not adequately correct vision.
Today is World Keratoconus Day! Keratoconus is an progressive corneal disease in which the cornea becomes thin and cone shaped. Keratoconus can develop relatively quick or gradually over time. Keratoconus causes blurred vision, halos, distortions, and "star-bursting" effects. Unfortunately, there is no cure for keratoconus, however, our doctors specialize in managing and treating keratoconic patients!
For patients who struggle with keratoconus, contact lenses become medically necessary as their vision is best corrected with contact lenses. In most cases, glasses will not adequately correct vision.
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Dr. Casey Packer is a certified optometric glaucoma specialist and therapeutic optometrist in Austin, Texas.
He was born in the Dallas area but raised in East Texas.
He attended the University of Texas at Austin receiving a degree in biology.
He then enrolled in the four year doctorate of optometry program at the University of Houston.
He completed rotations at one of the largest optometry practices in Austin and then another rotation at St. Erik's Eye Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.
After moving back to Austin he opened his practice, Lone Star Eye.
He was born in the Dallas area but raised in East Texas.
He attended the University of Texas at Austin receiving a degree in biology.
He then enrolled in the four year doctorate of optometry program at the University of Houston.
He completed rotations at one of the largest optometry practices in Austin and then another rotation at St. Erik's Eye Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.
After moving back to Austin he opened his practice, Lone Star Eye.
Lone Star Eye can provide for all of your eye care needs.
We have an optical of over 500 high quality frames and all the technology to treat most ocular conditions.
We accept most major insurances and we'd be happy to check your benefits for you!
Give us a call at 512.328.7300 to find out what's covered on your insurance today.
We have an optical of over 500 high quality frames and all the technology to treat most ocular conditions.
We accept most major insurances and we'd be happy to check your benefits for you!
Give us a call at 512.328.7300 to find out what's covered on your insurance today.
Dr. Packer has made a personal pledge to participate in a medical mission trip every year.
Without the support and patronage of our amazing patients he would not be able to be involved in these trips.
We cannot thank you enough for allowing us to help others who are less fortunate than us.
PACKER HAS participated in numerous programs for underprivileged families in the austin area for years.
More recently he has MADE A commitment to donate his services to families in need in less fortunate areas of the world through the Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH) organization.
Without the support and patronage of our amazing patients he would not be able to be involved in these trips.
We cannot thank you enough for allowing us to help others who are less fortunate than us.
PACKER HAS participated in numerous programs for underprivileged families in the austin area for years.
More recently he has MADE A commitment to donate his services to families in need in less fortunate areas of the world through the Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH) organization.
Ocular surface disease is now quantifiable.
Dry Eye symptoms affect the vast majority of our population and now we can accurately treat dry eyes thanks to this technology.
In less than a second more than 200 degrees of the retina CAN BE captured in a high resolution image.
Allows the patient to avoid being dilated in most cases!.
This technology is utilized for the determination of the corneal health and for fitting of CUSTOM contact lenses.
This non-surgical treatment can relieve your eyes of redness and dryness for up to 4 years!
Dry Eye symptoms affect the vast majority of our population and now we can accurately treat dry eyes thanks to this technology.
In less than a second more than 200 degrees of the retina CAN BE captured in a high resolution image.
Allows the patient to avoid being dilated in most cases!.
This technology is utilized for the determination of the corneal health and for fitting of CUSTOM contact lenses.
This non-surgical treatment can relieve your eyes of redness and dryness for up to 4 years!
Living with keratoconus can be very challenging.
Finding proper treatment for keratoconus can sometimes seem even more challenging.
Dr. Packer specializes in treating keratoconus utilizing a variety of the latest technologies and instrumentation.
We are always happy to help a new keratoconus patient find their best possible vision.
Keratoconus is an corneal disorder where progressive thinning or bulging occurs.
This irregular shape of the cornea prevents light entering the eye from being focused properly, resulting in distortion of vision.
Finding proper treatment for keratoconus can sometimes seem even more challenging.
Dr. Packer specializes in treating keratoconus utilizing a variety of the latest technologies and instrumentation.
We are always happy to help a new keratoconus patient find their best possible vision.
Keratoconus is an corneal disorder where progressive thinning or bulging occurs.
This irregular shape of the cornea prevents light entering the eye from being focused properly, resulting in distortion of vision.
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