Ultimate Eye Care

03/06/2025

We have last minute openings tomorrow afternoon! PM if you’d like us to get you scheduled! 🥳🎉

01/21/2025

Our office will be closed Tuesday (1/21/25) due to inclement weather. Stay safe, everyone!

11/08/2023

Stick to brand name eyedrops for now…here is the list of recalled eye drops.

Eye Drop Recall

10/10/2023

Here’s a friendly reminder on the do’s and don’ts of staying safe when watching the annular eclipse.

Go to our website for more information on eye safety practices for the Annular Eclipse. https://preventblindness.org/solar-eclipse-and-your-eyes/

10/10/2023

Here’s some info about the Annular Solar Eclipse coming on October 14! Stay safe, everyone!

Former astronaut Mike Massimino, medical retina specialist Dr. Amy Babiuch, and former NASA physicist Dr. Rafat Ansari discuss how to safely watch solar ecli...

09/22/2023

09/04/2023

Our Office is closed today to celebrate Labor Day. We will be back open tomorrow, September 5th at 8:30 am. Have a great day!

08/31/2023

We are still looking for great employees! Hiring part time and full time. Please call us at 512-255-7987 Darren can give you details! Thanks!

08/28/2023

As Contact Lens Health Week comes to a close, remember that contact lens health starts with you. Discover our essential tips for proper contact lens wear and care. https://coopervision.com/blog/important-reminder-best-practices-contact-lens-wear-care

08/28/2023

Think Clean. Wash and dry your hands every time before touching your lenses or eyes. If you wear reusable lenses, always clean and disinfect them with each removal, and clean your case as directed. Keep your lenses and case away from any type of water, which can contain harmful microorganisms.

08/28/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100064321351296/posts/692970672856972/?mibextid=cr9u03

The Thatcher Effect.
This illusion highlights a flaw in how our brains work - we can't process an upside-down face because we are programmed to recognise faces the right way up.
We create a mental map by recognising the face in pieces - eyes, mouth, and nose.
So when we're presented with an upside-down, Thatcherised image, it's not processed properly.
We know it's upside down, but because we so rarely encounter upside-down faces, we haven't evolved to interpret the expressions on them.
The facial features look fine, so our brains assume the rest of the face is as well.
That's why we don't see anything out of the ordinary until we turn the face the ‘right way’ up.