Quaker Avenue  

12210 Quaker Ave
Lubbock, TX 79424

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About Our Quaker Location In West Texas

Located at 12210 Quaker Avenue in southwest Lubbock, TX, West Texas Eye Associates provides comprehensive eye care and specialized ophthalmology services in a convenient, modern facility. Our office is situated near the intersection of Quaker Avenue and 122nd Street, just north of 124th Street and close to the Vintage Township neighborhood. The location is easily accessible from surrounding South Lubbock communities, with nearby shopping and dining options, including H-E-B and other retailers along Quaker Avenue.

Our Quaker Avenue location is also home to the Aesthetic Center of Lubbock (ACL), which offers cosmetic and skin rejuvenation treatments in the same building. Whether you’re visiting for a comprehensive eye exam, cataract evaluation, glaucoma management, or specialized eye care, our experienced team is here to help you protect and maintain your vision.

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Comprehensive & Specialty Eye Care at Our Quaker Ave Location

Our Quaker Avenue clinic brings together ophthalmologists and specialists who diagnose, monitor, and treat a wide range of eye conditions. Whether you are experiencing vision changes, managing an existing eye disease, or seeking a specialist’s evaluation, our team can help you understand your options.

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Comprehensive Eye Exams

Comprehensive eye examinations help evaluate eye health and identify signs of conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration.

 

2

Cataract Evaluations & Surgery

Cloudy vision, increased glare, difficulty driving at night, and fading colors may be signs of cataracts.

3

Glaucoma

Glaucoma can cause permanent vision loss, often without noticeable symptoms in its early stages.

4

Dry Eye

Our eye care specialists evaluate the underlying causes of dry eye, including tear film instability and meibomian gland dysfunction.

5

Retina Care

Dr. Douglas Jin diagnoses and manages complex retinal diseases using specialized imaging and treatment approaches to help protect your sight.

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Corneal Conditions

Our cornea specialists evaluate and treat conditions such as keratoconus, Fuchs’ dystrophy, corneal inflammation, and other disorders that may affect vision and comfort.

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Oculoplastic Surgery

Services include evaluations for drooping eyelids, eyelid abnormalities, tear drainage problems, and functional or cosmetic concerns affecting the eye area.

West Texas Doctors at Our Quaker Location

Our Lubbock eye care team includes fellowship-trained ophthalmologists and surgeons with expertise across multiple specialties.

Timothy T. Khater, MD, PhD
Timothy T. Khater, MD, PhD

Fellowship-trained Ophthalmologist, Cornea Specialist & Cataract & Refractive Surgeon

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Jay C. Bradley, MD
Jay C. Bradley, MD

Fellowship-trained Ophthalmologist, Refractive Surgeon, Cornea Specialist

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Omar Shoukfeh, MD
Omar Shoukfeh, MD

Ophthalmologist, Glaucoma Surgeon

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Douglas Jin, MD
Douglas Jin, MD

Retina Specialist and Vitreoretinal Surgeon

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Coby Ray, MD, FACS
Coby Ray, MD, FACS

Director of Aesthetics and Cosmetic Surgery, Oculoplastic Surgeon

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Lisa McIntire, MD
Lisa McIntire, MD

Fellowship-trained Anterior Segment, Cataracts & Refractive Surgeon

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Francis Soans, MD
Francis Soans, MD

Ophthalmologist, Glaucoma Surgeon

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What To Expect at Your Appointment

Your visit may include a comprehensive examination, diagnostic imaging, vision testing, and specialized evaluations based on your symptoms and medical history.

Most appointments take approximately one to two hours, although additional testing may require more time. Your eyes may also be dilated, depending on the reason for your visit.

Before your appointment, we recommend bringing your photo ID, medical insurance information, medication list, and current glasses. West Texas Eye Associates accepts medical insurance but does not accept routine vision insurance. Routine prescription exams are available through an optometrist; please confirm the appropriate provider and location when scheduling.

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Eye Health Resources

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Cataract Surgery

Cataract surgery can address both cloudy vision and astigmatism through advanced techniques such as toric intraocular lenses and carefully planned corneal incisions

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Amsler grid test illustrating central vision distortion associated with age-related macular degeneration, used by Dr. Jin at West Texas Eye Associates in Lubbock to monitor retinal health.

Amsler Grid Eye Test

Changes in central vision can be an early sign of certain retinal conditions. Learn how an Amsler grid can help you recognize visual changes.

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