Alabama Vision Center

Alabama Vision Center As the leading LASIK provider in Birmingham, Alabama, we also offer comprehensive medical and surgical treatment of eye conditions. Drs.
(286)

Price Kloess, Andrew Velazquez, and Andrew Bartlett are central Alabama's leading providers for vision correction procedures such as iLASIK and Premium Cataract Surgery. iLASIK is a blade-free all laser custom LASIK procedure with Intralase. We were the first in Alabama to perform Refractive Lens Exchange & Cataract Surgery with Symfony ™, ReSTOR™, ReZoom™, Tecnis Multifocal™ and Crystalens™ . Th

ese lenses are great alternatives to reading glasses and bifocals. We also offer Visian ICL™ (implantable contact lenses), Cataract Surgery with traditional and advanced Multifocal Lenses, and advanced Corneal Transplantation (DSAEK).

Have you been told you are too nearsighted for LASIK? EVO ICL is a lens that can be an attractive choice for permanent v...
05/21/2026

Have you been told you are too nearsighted for LASIK? EVO ICL is a lens that can be an attractive choice for permanent vision correction even when LASIK is not an option. Over 3,000,000 lenses have been implanted worldwide! Schedule your free consultation with Dr. Andrew Velazquez today to see if EVO ICL is right for you!

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it usually develops without early symptoms.This condition d...
04/17/2026

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it usually develops without early symptoms.
This condition damages the optic nerve and can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated. The good news is that glaucoma can often be managed when detected early and monitored over time.

Regular comprehensive eye exams allow your doctor to evaluate eye pressure, assess the optic nerve, and look for early signs of glaucoma.

Early detection helps protect long-term vision. Make your appointment today.

Women face a higher risk for several eye conditions, including dry eye disease, cataracts, glaucoma and macular degenera...
04/15/2026

Women face a higher risk for several eye conditions, including dry eye disease, cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration.

In fact, the American Academy of Ophthalmology notes that nearly two-thirds of people living with vision impairment worldwide are women. Factors such as hormonal changes, autoimmune disease and longer life expectancy may contribute to this increased risk.

Regular comprehensive eye exams play an important role in detecting eye conditions early and helping protect long-term vision.

If it’s been a while since your last exam, April is a great time to schedule one.

April is Stress Awareness Month.If your eye doctor asks about headaches, eye strain, or screen fatigue, they may be eval...
04/14/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month.

If your eye doctor asks about headaches, eye strain, or screen fatigue, they may be evaluating how stress and digital use are affecting your vision.

Stress can contribute to:
• Blurry vision
• Eye strain
• Dry eye symptoms
• Light sensitivity

Your eyes often reflect what your body is experiencing. Routine exams help connect the dots.

04/13/2026

Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight because it usually has no early warning signs. Many people don’t realize they have glaucoma until vision loss has already begun.

The good news is that regular comprehensive eye exams can detect glaucoma early, when treatment can help protect vision.

Annual eye exams are one of the most important steps you can take to safeguard your sight. Call the office to make your appointment today.

Spring sports season is here, and protecting your eyes is just as important as protecting the rest of your body.Sports l...
04/10/2026

Spring sports season is here, and protecting your eyes is just as important as protecting the rest of your body.

Sports like basketball, baseball and racquet sports are among the leading causes of eye injuries. Protective eyewear made with polycarbonate lenses is designed to help shield your eyes from impact while you play.

Whether you’re competing, practicing or playing recreationally, wearing the right eye protection can help reduce the risk of injury. Talk to your eye doctor about protective eyewear designed for your sport.

Sports are a great way to stay active, but they can also put your eyes at risk if proper protection isn’t used.According...
04/08/2026

Sports are a great way to stay active, but they can also put your eyes at risk if proper protection isn’t used.

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, up to 90% of serious eye injuries can be prevented with protective eyewear. Sports like basketball, baseball, racquet sports and hockey are among the most common causes of sports-related eye injuries.

Protective eyewear made with polycarbonate lenses can help shield your eyes from impact while you play.

If you or your child participates in sports this spring, talk to your eye doctor about the right protective eyewear for your activity.

Your eyes can reveal early signs of:➡️ Diabetes➡️ Hypertension➡️ Autoimmune conditions➡️Neurological concernsIf your doc...
04/07/2026

Your eyes can reveal early signs of:
➡️ Diabetes
➡️ Hypertension
➡️ Autoimmune conditions
➡️Neurological concerns
If your doctor asks about medications, family history or any changes since your last visit, they’re assessing your whole health, not just your eyesight.

Comprehensive care protects more than vision.

04/06/2026

Spring allergies can make your eyes itchy, watery, and uncomfortable, but rubbing them may actually make symptoms worse. Rubbing your eyes can release more histamines and further irritate the surface of the eye.

Instead, try artificial tears, a cold compress or allergy eye drops to help soothe irritation. If seasonal allergies are affecting your eyes, your eye doctor can recommend treatments to help you stay comfortable this spring.

Make an appointment to learn more.

Spring allergies don’t just affect your nose. They can also cause itchy, watery, red or swollen eyes. Pollen and other s...
04/03/2026

Spring allergies don’t just affect your nose. They can also cause itchy, watery, red or swollen eyes.

Pollen and other seasonal allergens can irritate the surface of the eye, making everyday activities uncomfortable. Rubbing your eyes may seem helpful, but can actually worsen irritation.

Artificial tears, cold compresses and allergy eye drops may help provide relief. If symptoms persist, your eye doctor can recommend treatments tailored to your needs. Make an appointment today to learn more.

Address

3928 Montclair Road, Ste 100
Birmingham, AL
35213

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18888413937

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Alabama Vision Center posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Alabama Vision Center:

Shortcuts

Share

Category