Yes, you can become an FAA-certified pilot if you have vision problems, as long as your condition is correctable. The FAA requires that pilots have at least 20/40 vision in each eye, with or without correction. If you wear glasses or contacts to meet this standard, you can still qualify. However, if you have more severe vision issues, such as color blindness or certain eye conditions, you may need to undergo additional testing or obtain a special medical waiver. It's important to meet the FAA's medical standards to ensure safe flight operations.