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Protecting Your Vision Through Early Detection and Ongoing Care

Eye Disease Management in Katy & The Woodlands

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Katy Vision Source (Formerly Houston Eye Professionals)
(346) 598-7506
1443 South Mason Road, A, Katy, TX 77450 »

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The Earlier We Catch It, the More We Can Do

Your eyes can undergo changes long before symptoms become noticeable. That's why routine eye exams and ongoing monitoring are essential for maintaining healthy vision, whether you're managing a known eye condition or simply staying ahead of potential problems.

Many conditions become easier to manage when detected early. Through regular evaluations, our optometrists can identify subtle changes, track progression, and recommend treatment strategies designed around your individual needs. From glaucoma management in Katy to diabetic eye care and beyond, we provide the continuity of care that protecting your vision requires.

Glaucoma Management

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can damage the optic nerve over time. Because glaucoma often develops without noticeable symptoms in its earliest stages, many patients are unaware they have the condition until permanent vision loss has already occurred.

Dr. Mona Younes is a Certified Glaucoma Specialist who has dedicated much of her career to diagnosing, monitoring, and managing glaucoma. Dr. Tawnya Pham is also a licensed Optometric Glaucoma Specialist. Together, their expertise makes our practice a trusted destination for glaucoma management in Katy, supported by ongoing education and personalized treatment recommendations.

Our management may include comprehensive eye examinations, eye pressure monitoring, optic nerve evaluation, OCT imaging, visual field testing in Katy, and ongoing disease monitoring. Advanced retinal imaging also allows our team to detect signs of retinal detachment on exam, helping ensure that any urgent findings are identified and addressed promptly.



Corneal Disease & Anterior Segment Care

The cornea and the structures at the front of the eye play an essential role in both vision and eye comfort. Dr. Tawnya Pham has advanced training in corneal disease and anterior segment disease, allowing her to diagnose, monitor, and manage a variety of conditions affecting the surface and front portion of the eye.

Advanced Technology for Eye Disease Monitoring

Our eye clinics utilize advanced diagnostic technology that helps our optometrists evaluate eye health, monitor disease progression, and make informed treatment recommendations.

Technology throughout our practice includes OCT Imaging for detailed imaging of the retina and optic nerve, Optomap® Retinal Imaging for wide-field retinal evaluation, and Visual Field Testing for peripheral vision assessment.

About Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can damage the optic nerve over time and may affect vision if left unmanaged.

Glaucoma Often Develops Without Symptoms

In many cases, glaucoma develops gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms during its earliest stages.

About Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration is a condition that affects the central portion of the retina and can impact central vision over time.

When to Seek Care for an Eye Infection

If you experience redness, discharge, swelling, pain, or sudden changes in vision, you should schedule an evaluation promptly.


Glaucoma

Regular monitoring helps identify changes associated with glaucoma before vision loss occurs.

Diabetic Eye Disease

Comprehensive eye exams play an important role in monitoring retinal health for patients living with diabetes.

Macular Degeneration

Routine monitoring helps detect changes affecting central vision while supporting long-term eye health.


Protect Your Vision Through Ongoing Eye Care

Whether you are monitoring glaucoma, managing diabetes-related eye health, addressing macular degeneration, treating an eye infection, or seeking care for corneal disease, our experienced team is here to help. Through advanced technology and personalized care, we are committed to helping you protect your vision for years to come.