Enhancing Your Vision
Guiding you toward the procedure that fits your unique needs, so you can see the world clearly and confidently.
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Jun

Key Takeaways Multifocal lenses may reduce the need for glasses, but they're not ideal for patients with retinal or optic nerve issues, such as Macular Degeneration or Glaucoma. Patients in early stages of Macular Degeneration may benefit from Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Impact of Cataracts and AMD on Vision: Cataracts and AMD affect vision differently, but combined, they can significantly reduce visual clarity. Cataract surgery often improves peripheral vision, even in patients with AMD. Benefits of Cataract Surgery for AMD Patien...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Pre-Surgery Testing Is Crucial: Before surgery, undergo tests like visual acuity and retinal exams to ensure you're a good candidate and to select the right lens. Healthy Diet Supports Recovery: Eat a balanced diet and stay hydrated in the days leading up to ...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Boost Eye Health with Greens: Lutein and zeaxanthin, found in leafy greens, protect the eyes from harmful blue light, reducing cataract risk. Cut Sugar to Save Sight: High sugar intake can lead to cataracts by causing lens swelling; opt for low glycemic foods to ma...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Monofocal Lenses: Best for clear vision at one distance but requires glasses for other ranges. Toric Lenses: Corrects astigmatism, offering clear vision without glasses but at a higher cost. Diffractive Multifocal & Extended Range Lenses: Provides multiple foc...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Revolutionary Treatment for Dry Eye: Miebo, a new perfluorohexyloctane ophthalmic solution, targets the root cause of dry eye disease and promises significant relief. Effective Against Meibomian Gland Dysfunction: Miebo addresses Meibomian gland dysfunction by red...
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Jun

Dry eye disease (DED) is a common condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. It is characterized by symptoms such as eye discomfort, dryness, redness, and visual disturbances. Fortunately, several FDA-approved medications are available to alleviate the signs and s...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Immediate Post-Surgery Experience: Many patients experience clear vision immediately after LASIK, but it may still be somewhat blurry and fluctuate before stabilizing. Timeline of Vision Improvement: Vision improvement varies, with most patients seeing significant ...
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Jun

What To Ask Before LASIK Considering LASIK eye surgery? It's a big decision that can significantly impact your vision and quality of life. To ensure you’re fully prepared and confident in your choice, it’s crucial to ask the right questions. Here are the top 10 ...
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Jun

Key Takeaways LASIK Longevity: LASIK can correct your current prescription but doesn't stop future vision changes, especially after age 40-45 due to presbyopia. Monovision for Presbyopia: Monovision can reduce the need for reading glasses by correcting one eye for distance...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Understanding LASIK Costs: LASIK prices vary due to factors like advanced technology, surgeon expertise, and location. LASIK Costs Without Insurance: LASIK typically costs $2,000 to $3,000 per eye, covering exams, surgery, and follow-up care, with some centers cha...
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Jun

Key Takeaways Common and Irritating Condition: Blepharitis is a prevalent eye condition causing irritation and dryness due to blocked meibomian glands. Symptoms and Discomfort: Key symptoms include eye and eyelid irritation, a gritty sensation, redness, and inflammation. Compre...
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