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04/14/2026

Can cataracts come back after surgery?

The answer is no—but some patients do notice cloudy vision again later on. In this video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains why that happens and how it’s easily treated with a quick, painless laser procedure.

If your vision changed after cataract surgery, this may be the reason.

New picture day! Big thanks to Hayley Jackson for taking both sets of photos. We get more comments on these photos than ...
04/10/2026

New picture day! Big thanks to Hayley Jackson for taking both sets of photos. We get more comments on these photos than anything else in our office.

04/07/2026

Your friend loved their cataract lens—but that doesn’t mean it’s right for you.

In this video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains why lens choice is highly personal and depends on your eyes, your lifestyle, and your tolerance for trade-offs like halos or reading glasses.

The best outcomes happen when your lens is matched to you—not someone else.

03/31/2026

What does insurance actually cover in cataract surgery? 🤔

Most insurance plans cover the medical part of cataract surgery, including removing the cloudy lens and placing a basic lens implant. But options designed to reduce your need for glasses, like astigmatism-correcting or multifocal lenses, are usually considered upgrades.

In this short video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains the difference so you can better understand your choices before surgery.

03/26/2026

Choosing a premium lens for cataract surgery isn’t about finding the perfect lens — it’s about having the right expectations.

In this quick video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains the #1 mistake patients make when choosing a premium IOL and why understanding the trade-offs between lenses is the key to being happy with your vision after surgery.

Sharpest vision or more freedom from glasses? The right answer depends on your priorities.

03/24/2026

Do blue light glasses really protect your eyes from screens? 👓📱

In this quick myth-busting video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains what the science actually says about blue light and digital eye strain. While blue light from screens isn’t proven to damage your eyes, many people still experience discomfort from long hours on devices.

The real culprit? We blink less when staring at screens, which leads to dryness, irritation, and fluctuating vision.

Learn simple, practical ways to keep your eyes comfortable during screen time.

03/19/2026

Hate reading glasses? 👓

Before cataract surgery, the lens you choose will determine whether you’ll need readers for the rest of your life.

In this quick breakdown, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains the key difference between monofocal lenses (sharpest vision) and multifocal lenses (more freedom from glasses)—and why this once-in-a-lifetime decision deserves careful thought.

Considering cataract surgery? Learn which option may fit your lifestyle best.

03/14/2026

Presbyopia is one of the most predictable signs of aging.
Most people notice it between ages 40 and 45—when reading glasses suddenly become necessary.

In this short video, Dr. Plummer explains why it happens and what modern treatment options are available.

📞 Phone: 512-377-1076
🌐 Website: sparkeyetx.com

03/11/2026

Tired of reaching for reading glasses?

Presbyopia affects nearly everyone after 40.
In this short video, Dr. Plummer explains how modern lens surgery can help the right patients see clearly at multiple distances.

📞 Phone: 512-377-1076
🌐 Website: sparkeyetx.com

03/03/2026

Holding your phone farther away to read?
That’s presbyopia—and it happens to almost everyone in their 40s.

In this quick video, Dr. Plummer explains why it happens and how today’s lens technology can reduce the need for reading glasses.

📞 Phone: 512-377-1076
🌐 Website: sparkeyetx.com

02/25/2026

Burning and scratchy eyes aren’t the only signs of dry eye.

Many patients notice blurry or fluctuating vision, especially at the end of the day or after long reading sessions. In this video, Dr. Plummer covers the basics of dry eye care, including daily artificial tears, warm compresses, and other treatment options.

Small daily habits can lead to clearer, more comfortable vision.

Appointments & Contact
If you’re located in or near Kyle, TX and would like an eye evaluation, you can contact our office:

📞 Phone: 512-377-1076
🌐 Website: sparkeyetx.com

02/17/2026

Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions—and it affects more than just comfort.

In this video, Dr. Andrew Plummer explains why fluctuating vision is often the real sign of dry eye, why daily treatment matters.

Appointments & Contact
If you’re located in or near Kyle, TX and would like an eye evaluation, you can contact our office:

📞 Phone: 512-377-1076
🌐 Website: sparkeyetx.com

Address

1180 Seton Parkway Ste 330
Kyle, TX
78640

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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+15123771076

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