Ophthalmology Associates

June in Fort Worth doesn't wait around.

FoodieLand is live at Texas Motor Speedway this week (June 5–7). Mumford & Sons hits Dickies Arena on Friday. The Stockyards are doing what they always do on a Friday night. Summer is here.

Ophthalmology Associates has been part of this city for over 50 years. Five locations. Same families, different neighborhoods. We've watched Fort Worth grow, change, and show up for each other.

Whatever's on your calendar this month — see every bit of it.

Summer doesn't ease into Fort Worth. It arrives.

By June, the UV index in North Texas hits levels that should come with a warning label. Most people know sunscreen for their skin. Fewer know what happens when their eyes take that hit day after day.

Over the years, UV exposure builds up quietly: cataracts, macular degeneration, pterygia. You won't feel it happening until it's already damaged. That's why prevention isn't optional.

Sunglasses every single day. Not just when it feels bright. UV400-rated, that's the baseline.

Your future vision is worth the habit.

📍 Five locations across DFW

Texas sun doesn't play around. Neither should you.

UV exposure is one of the leading contributors to cataracts and macular degeneration. Sunglasses aren't just a style choice — polarized lenses, UV400 protection, every single day.

Your future self will thank you.

A Texas native. A career built right here in Fort Worth. Meet Dr. Ted Margo. 👋

Dr. Margo has been with Ophthalmology Associates for over two decades. A proud Texas A&M Aggie, he trained at UT Medical Branch, completed his residency at Tulane, and came home to Fort Worth to build something lasting.

His specialty? No-stitch cataract surgery and advanced lens implants, procedures that have helped thousands of DFW patients see clearly again without the recovery time patients used to expect.

What most people don't know: modern cataract surgery is one of the safest, most successful procedures in all of medicine. And Dr. Margo has been at the forefront of it in North Texas for years.

If you or someone you love has been putting off a cataract conversation — Dr. Margo's door is open.

Request an appointment with him today, link in comments.