Lens-based vision correction · Central Texas
You shouldn’t have to plan your day around your glasses.
Premium lens-based vision correction in Central Texas. There’s a procedure built for exactly where you are, chosen for your eye, not your insurance plan. Find yours:
Choose your procedure
Already know which procedure you want? Pick it above. If not, start here:
Which one do you need? Three quick questions usually tell you.
Have you been told you have cataracts?
Yes → Cataract surgeryYour lens is clouding. Replace it with a premium one, chosen well.Have reading glasses or progressives crept in?
Yes → Lens Replacement (RLE)Your lens is aging. Replace it and get every distance back.Just want out of contacts and glasses, with a stable prescription?
Yes → LASIKYour lens is fine. Reshape the cornea and wake up seeing clearly.A real exam confirms candidacy either way. Not sure how to answer?
Take the 2-minute self-test- 3 locations
- Cedar Park · Temple · Georgetown
- 5 surgeons
- Board certified, premium-lens focused
- In-office suites
- Surgery where you're seen
- Private-pay
- No insurance gatekeeping
01 · The honest part
We’ll tell you if you’re not a candidate.
The patient who pays out of pocket for premium vision did the homework first. So we don’t do miracle promises. The best outcomes come from honest candidacy, and the fastest way to lose your trust would be to schedule a procedure your eye isn’t suited to.
Every conversation starts with a real exam and a straight answer, before you decide, not after.
What we promise
- A real diagnostic exam before any recommendation
- The trade-offs of each lens, in plain language
- Pricing in writing before anything is scheduled
- A clear answer when a procedure isn't right for you
What we won't do
- Promise flawless, glasses-free vision in every condition
- Hide night halos or the real adjustment period
- Recommend the lens your insurance covers over the one your eye needs
- Schedule surgery to hit a number
One practice, every stage
Your eyes will change. We’re built for all of it.
The lens inside your eye ages on a predictable path, and there's a procedure matched to each stage of it. Here's where you likely are.
20s to mid-40s
Your lens is still flexible
It focuses near and far on its own. If you want out of glasses now, we reshape the cornea and leave the lens alone.
LASIKMid-40s to 50s
The lens starts to stiffen
Reading glasses and progressives creep in. Replacing the aging lens fixes it for good, and skips future cataracts.
Lens Replacement55 and up
The lens clouds into a cataract
Colors dull and glare grows. The lens you choose to replace it is the one you keep for life.
Cataract SurgeryIt’s the same lens at three stages of life, and we’re the practice for all of it, including the glaucoma, dry eye, and routine care in between.
VirtuaLens · Co-founded by Dr. Branch · U.S. Patent 12,279,819
Try your new eyes before surgery.
A lens implant is permanent, so our founder built the simulator that lets you experience each option first. Practices nationwide are adopting it. It was born here.
You’re looking through it right now: night driving, through two different lenses. Drag the divider.
In the chair you’ll preview more than night driving: reading & screens · the golf course · the kitchen · distance, through every lens type that fits your eye.
02 · The in-office difference
Your surgery happens where you're already seen.
Most eye surgery sends you to a separate surgery center on the day of, new building, new team, an extra facility fee. We built surgical suites into our offices instead. Same place, same people, less of almost everything else.
Our in-office surgical suiteAnd because LASIK isn’t always the best option, the same team that performs your surgery is the one telling you honestly which procedure, if any, is right for you.
03 · From people like you
Real patients. Real procedures. Their words.
Unedited reviews from patients across Cedar Park, Temple, and Georgetown, sorted by procedure, so you can read the experience that matches yours.
“Dr. Chang and his staff are amazing, professional and very personable. My cataract appointments were always prompt and informative. My cataract surgeries went great, I couldn't be more pleased with the whole experience.”
“I went from 24 years of glasses and contacts to 20/20 without glasses. Within a week my vision went to 20/15 in both eyes. Dr. Branch was very thorough with his exams and post-op visits. I'm now over a year in at 20/15.”
“I had an excellent experience during my first visit to Texas Vision. Every staff member was kind and professional, and the diagnosis was clear and accurate. I'll definitely keep them as part of my providers.”
04 · What it costs
No insurance gatekeeping. No bait pricing.
We work directly with patients, not through insurance carriers. That single fact changes everything downstream: the lens we recommend is the one that’s right for your eye, and the price we put in writing is the price you pay.
Premium vision correction is an investment, typically several thousand dollars per eye, depending on the procedure and lens. We’ll put the full number in writing before anything is scheduled, with financing available for patients who’d rather spread it out.
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The right lens, not the covered lens
Insurance carriers limit which premium IOLs are covered. Because we don't bill insurance for surgery, the recommendation is driven by your eye and your life, full stop.
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Published, transparent pricing
Surgical pricing is put in writing before the procedure. No surprise add-ons, no opaque facility fees discovered after the fact.
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In-office surgical suites
Surgery happens in the same building where you're examined, no transfer to an outside surgery center, no second facility fee, no unfamiliar team on the day of.
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Financing available
For patients who want to spread the investment, financing options are available. We'll walk through them during your consultation.
05 · The team
Five surgeons. One standard of care, across three Central Texas locations.
Whichever surgeon you see, you get the same answer: the lens and technology that are best for your eye, regardless of margin. All five are board-certified, premium-lens focused, and decide together what the practice invests in.
In the operating room
The surgeons, at work.
Not stock photography. Texas Vision's own surgeons at the operating microscope, in our in-office surgical suite.
Your eyes need more than surgery? We do that too.
Glaucoma care, including minimally invasive surgery. Dry eye. Diabetic eye disease. Macular degeneration. The same doctors, the same straight answers.
06 · Where to find us
Three Central Texas locations. Same team, same standard.
Cedar Park
4.81130 Cottonwood Creek Trl, Ste D4
Cedar Park, TX 78613
In-office surgical suite
Quick answers
The questions everyone asks first.
We're a private-pay practice for surgical procedures. That means the lens we recommend is chosen for your eye and your life, not limited to what an insurance plan happens to cover. Pricing is put in writing before anything is scheduled.
LASIK reshapes the cornea and is best when your near vision is still sharp. Refractive Lens Exchange replaces the aging lens inside your eye, the right tool once reading glasses have crept in, and removes the possibility of future cataracts.
Yes. Our founder co-founded VirtuaLens, a patented VR simulator that lets you preview each premium lens option, driving at night, reading, distance, before you commit to one.
Three quick questions usually tell you. If you've been told you have cataracts, it's cataract surgery, and the lens choice is the decision that matters. If reading glasses or progressives have crept in, the lens inside your eye is aging and Refractive Lens Exchange fixes that for good. And if you simply want out of contacts and glasses with a stable prescription, LASIK reshapes the cornea. A real exam confirms which one your eyes support.
No. Our doctors also provide medical eye care: glaucoma treatment (including minimally invasive glaucoma surgery), dry eye, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration. If your eyes need looking after, surgical or not, call (512) 551-5500.
The first step isn’t surgery. It’s a straight answer.
Book a consultation and start with a real exam. We’ll tell you which procedure fits, what it costs, and whether it’s right for you at all.