Comprehensive eye exams
For patients without specific concerns — visual acuity, refractive error, eye coordination, and screening for early disease, even when your eyes feel fine.
Comprehensive & medical exams
A comprehensive eye exam is one of the most important things you can do for your long-term health — not just your vision. Early detection changes everything.
Two types of exams
For patients without specific concerns — visual acuity, refractive error, eye coordination, and screening for early disease, even when your eyes feel fine.
For known or suspected conditions — diabetes-related changes, glaucoma, dry eye disease, or referrals. These go deeper into diagnosing and managing specific conditions.
What we check
Advanced digital imaging, retinal photography, and optical coherence tomography — every exam ends with a clear, actionable summary and a plan tailored to your eye health goals.
Visual acuity, refractive error, and binocular coordination — the foundation of how you see.
Glaucoma screening at every exam — because the disease is silent until it isn't.
Imaging that documents the back of your eye and tracks change over time.
Dry eye assessment plus external lid and lash health — comfort matters as much as clarity.
Reasons to come in
Blur at distance or near, headaches, things feeling slightly off — a full exam pinpoints exactly what changed.
Diabetes, high blood pressure, and autoimmune conditions all affect the eyes. Annual medical exams are essential.
Glaucoma, macular degeneration, and retinal conditions run in families. Screening is the best defense.
Hours on screens? We assess tear film, focusing ability, and whether Eyezen lenses could help.
Kids don't know what “normal” looks like. Early exams protect learning and development.
Most eye diseases are asymptomatic until advanced. Routine exams are your best long-term investment.
Meet your doctor
Every exam with Dr. Tran is unhurried, thorough, and focused entirely on your long-term eye health — patients regularly say they learned more in one visit than in years of previous care.
What our patients say
"Dr. Tran is very knowledgeable, understanding and an all-around fantastic caregiver. Her entire staff is very welcoming, fun and caring."
Google review · Aura Eye Center patient
From start to finish, the experience was seamless, professional, and warm. I can't recommend them enough.
Dr. Tran was incredibly thorough. She found the real problem other doctors had missed. I'm so glad I found this place.
Common questions
A comprehensive exam with retinal scan is $149 self-pay — and we accept most major vision and medical insurance plans. See our full pricing page for details.
Plan for about 45–60 minutes. We don't rush — imaging, testing, and a real conversation about your findings are all part of the visit.
When it's clinically indicated, yes — though our imaging often reduces the need. If dilated, expect a few hours of light sensitivity.
Annually for most adults — more often with diabetes, glaucoma risk, or existing conditions. Kids should start young and stay on schedule.
Absolutely — we're a family practice, and Dr. Tran is wonderful with young patients (finger puppets included).
Same-week appointments available. New and existing patients welcome — let's take care of your eyes the right way.
Schedule an Appointment Call (512) 885-2134
Most insurance accepted · Same-week appointments
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Insurance
We verify your benefits before your visit — call (512) 885-2134