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Frisco Optometry Services

Frisco In Focus has proudly served the Frisco community since 2017. And we want to help you achieve and maintain clear vision for years to come.

Our experienced team of eye care professionals offers comprehensive eye exams, quality lenses and frames, and more. By leveraging advanced diagnostic technology, we are committed to improving the quality of life of our Frisco community through enhanced vision.

Give yourself the gift of clear vision — schedule your appointment with Frisco In Focus today.

Annual Eye Exams are an Essential Part of Your Health Care

We all know the importance of an annual physical to ensure our health. But what about your eyes? Sure, you may think of this as necessary only if you wear glasses or contacts or perhaps have a problem with your vision. Think again, because a comprehensive eye exam is just as important to your health as an annual physical.

Why? You may not even know you have a vision problem. That’s right. Many eye and vision issues show no obvious signs or symptoms. Everything seems fine but that simply may not be true.

Scheduling a comprehensive eye exam with your AOA doctor of optometry is the simplest step you can take to preserve your eye health. Through a comprehensive eye exam, doctors of optometry can identify early signs of more than 270 different diseases- such as diabetes, high blood pressure, multiple sclerosis, and some kinds of cancer- before they produce symptoms. An early diagnosis and treatment plan can help ensure that your eyes remain healthy, even to the point of preventing vision loss, if such problems persist. That’s why it’s important to make proper eye care part of your ongoing health care routine.

Don’t confuse a comprehensive eye exam with a vision screening. You may remember this from your first days in school or the simple eye test that you take at your primary care doctor’s office. Such a simple vision screening cannot assess your overall eye and vision health.

A comprehensive eye exam goes much deeper. Your doctor will review your health history, including your overall health, eye or vision symptoms, medications, and potential work-related or environmental issues that may affect your vision. The exam also will include any past issues that you and your family may have or have had with vision and health conditions.

Several tests are then conducted based on your specific situation and your optometrist’s professional judgment. All of your test results will be evaluated to determine if you have any visual or eye health problems. If you do, they will discuss these problems and recommend treatment options, including the need for additional testing or consultation with other health care providers.

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Welcome, First Eye Care patients of Dr. Clark!

Dr. Clark values the relationships she has made with as she has cared for you over the past 18 ½ years at First Eye Care in Plano. She is so excited you have searched for her online and found this website, and she would be delighted for you to join her at Frisco In Focus. Learn more.