Eye Doctor in Frisco, TX
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What does an optometrist in Frisco do?

An optometrist in Frisco, TX is a licensed primary eye care doctor who performs comprehensive eye exams, prescribes glasses and contact lenses, diagnoses and treats medical eye conditions, and manages chronic diseases like glaucoma and macular degeneration.

Looking for an eye doctor in Frisco? Schedule a comprehensive eye exam today.

At EyeMax in Frisco, our optometrists are Therapeutic Optometrists and Glaucoma Specialists licensed to diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions.

Our core services include:

• Comprehensive Eye Exams: Evaluating vision and internal and external eye health.
• Medical Treatment: Treating red eyes, infections, allergies, eye injuries, and urgent concerns.
• Disease Management: Monitoring and managing glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and other chronic conditions.
• Specialized Care: Dry eye therapy, myopia management for children, and specialty contact lens fittings.
• Surgical Co-management: Pre- and post-operative care for LASIK and cataract surgery.

The Collaborative Approach: Think of us as your "Eye GP." We handle your day-to-day eye health and medical prescriptions, and we partner with specialized surgeons whenever advanced procedures are necessary for your vision.

What should I bring to my eye exam in Frisco, TX?

For your eye exam in Frisco, TX, bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of medications, your vision and medical insurance cards, and your HSA or FSA card if you plan to use it.

Bringing these items helps your optometrist confirm your prescription, review your medical history, and verify insurance benefits before your appointment.

Bring to Your Appointment:

• Your current glasses
• Your contact lens boxes (if you wear contacts)
• A list of any medications you’re taking
• Your vision and medical insurance cards
• Your HSA or FSA card (if applicable)

Have questions before your visit? Our Frisco team is happy to help — call us or schedule your eye exam online anytime.

Do I need to arrive early to fill out paperwork?

To save time, we offer digital forms that can be completed online before your visit.

If forms are completed in advance, most patients can arrive right at their scheduled appointment time. If you prefer to complete paperwork in-office, we recommend arriving about 10–15 minutes early.

Our goal is to make your visit smooth and efficient from the moment you walk in.

Can I get my glasses the same day?

Some prescriptions and frame combinations may be available for same-day service, depending on lens type and availability.

For most custom prescriptions, lenses are professionally crafted and typically ready within 7-10 business days.

If speed is important to you, let our Frisco team know — we’ll recommend the fastest available options and keep you updated throughout the process.

How long does an eye exam take in Frisco, TX?

A comprehensive eye exam typically takes 45 to 60 minutes.

We respect your time, so our Frisco team uses streamlined digital pre-testing and modern diagnostic technology to keep your visit efficient — without ever making you feel rushed.

Your appointment usually includes:

• Pre-testing: Advanced digital imaging and measurements to evaluate your eye health.
• The Doctor Exam: A precise prescription check and a thorough assessment of your overall eye health.
• Eyewear Consultation: Time to browse frames and lens options with guidance from our team.

Note on Dilation: If the doctor recommends dilating your eyes, please plan for an additional 15–20 minutes for your eyes to fully prep. (Many patients are able to drive afterward with sunglasses, but feel free to ask us for more details!)

Can I use my HSA or FSA for glasses and eye exams?

Yes! Since eye health is considered essential medical care, you can use your HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) funds for almost everything we offer, including:

• Comprehensive eye exams
• Prescription eyeglasses and designer frames
• Prescription sunglasses
• Contact lenses and supplies
• Many medically necessary dry eye treatments

If you’re unsure whether a specific service qualifies, our team is happy to help clarify before your visit.

Pro-Tip: Most FSA funds expire at end of year. Our team can help you maximize your remaining balance and provide all the itemized receipts you need for reimbursement. Just bring your HSA/FSA debit card to your appointment, and we’ll handle the rest!

What advanced eye exam technology do you use?

Our Frisco office uses advanced digital diagnostic technology to provide thorough, efficient exams. This includes digital retinal imaging (often without dilation), modern visual field testing using immersive VR technology, advanced tonometry to measure eye pressure, and digital auto-refraction and lens measurement systems.

In plain terms — we use precise, up-to-date equipment to detect eye disease early, measure prescriptions accurately, and make your visit smoother and more comfortable.

Do you offer contact lens exams and fittings?

Yes. We offer contact lens exams for both new and experienced wearers.

If you’ve never worn contacts, we’ll measure, fit, and teach you how to use them safely. If you already wear contacts, we’ll update your prescription and ensure the fit is healthy and comfortable.

What are the signs my child may need an eye exam?

Common signs include:

• Squinting
• Frequent headaches
• Sitting too close to screens
• Trouble reading
• Falling behind in school

We provide thorough, modern pediatric eye exams in Frisco and create a calm experience so kids feel comfortable and confident.

How often should I schedule an eye exam?

Most adults and children benefit from annual eye exams, even if their vision feels stable. Regular exams help detect vision changes and eye health concerns early. If you're in Frisco and due for an exam, our team makes scheduling simple and convenient.

How much does an eye exam cost in Frisco, TX?

The cost of an eye exam in Frisco depends on the type of visit and your insurance coverage.

Yearly vision health exams (for glasses or contact lenses) are often covered in part by vision plans like VSP, EyeMed, and Premera Blue Cross. Most plans include a copay and may have additional out-of-pocket costs depending on your benefits.

If you’re coming in for a medical eye issue — such as pink eye, an eye infection, sudden vision changes, flashes or floaters, dry eye, or an eye injury — that visit is billed through your medical insurance instead of vision insurance.

If you don’t have insurance, we offer transparent self-pay pricing for both routine and medical visits. Call our Frisco office at (972) 372-0333 and we’ll explain exactly what to expect before you come in — no surprises.

Do you accept VSP, EyeMed, or Premera Blue Cross in Frisco?

Yes, our Frisco office is in-network with VSP, EyeMed, Premera Blue Cross, Spectera and many major vision plans.