Eight New Year’s Resolutions for Your Eyes
As we ring in 2019, many people are busy making their New Year’s Resolutions. Here are a few to improve and protect your vision and eye health: 1. Schedule an annual, comprehensive
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! Our offices will be closed for New Year’s Day on Tuesday, January 1, 2019. As another year comes to an end, it is the perfect time to reflect and
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Getting to Know Robert C. Wang, MD
Board-certified retina specialist Robert C. Wang, MD, has cared for Texas Retina patients for more than 16 years and currently serves our Dallas Main, Dallas North, Plano and Sherman offices. While he
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Getting to Know Lori E. Coors, MD
With 13 years of experience, board-certified retina specialist Lori E. Coors, MD, has been a part of Texas Retina Associates since 2005 and sees patients in our Dallas North, Plano and Sherman offices.
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What You Should Know About Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy (PDR)
By Ivan G. Castillo, MD Proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR) is a complication of diabetes caused by changes in the blood vessels of the eye. If you have diabetes, your body does not
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Clinical Trials Help Uncover New Sight-Saving Treatment Options
At Texas Retina Associates, our physicians are committed to continually improving care for our patients, and a big part of that involves conducting ongoing research of potential new sight-saving retina treatments. Clinical
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By Ivan G. Castillo, MD November is National Diabetes Month. If you have diabetes mellitus, your body does not use and store glucose properly. Over time, diabetes can damage all of the
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Getting to Know Wayne A. Solley, MD
Originally from Muscatine, Iowa, Wayne A. Solley, MD, has been with Texas Retina Associates since 1999, after he completed both his ophthalmology residency and viteroretinal disease and surgery fellowship at Emory Eye
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Getting to Know Timothy S. Fuller, MD
Timothy S. Fuller, MD, is one of three Dr. Fullers at Texas Retina Associates. In August 2016, he joined his father Dwain Fuller, MD, and older brother Christopher Fuller, MD, at our
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Why Does a Retina Exam Take So Long?
Appointments in our office can last two to three hours, and we know patients and their family members sometimes get frustrated with how long the process takes. So why does it take
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