The latest on Eye Surgeries

While laser eye surgery, commonly known as LASIK, is the most known procedure, there are other surgeries that can be prescribed depending on certain health nuances. For example, if you are suffering from age-related farsightedness (otherwise known as presbyopia), or extreme farsightedness in general, then Refractive Lens Exchange may be a more ideal course of action for you.

While some fear cataract surgery at a younger age, it’s essential to undergo the procedure to increase their safety, recover with better results, and improve the awareness that surrounds the stigma to it.

Since COVID-19 particles can live on surfaces for prolonged periods and are transferable by hand, touching one’s face is highly discouraged, and so is wearing contact lenses. More than ever, if you have issues with your vision, now is the time to be proactive in getting things resolved. This article explains why laser eye surgery is worth looking into now more than ever.

Cataracts are a common vision impairment people experience as they age, with more than half of all Americans either having cataracts or have had cataract surgery by age 80. In this blog post, we provide five more points that you must know about cataracts.

LASIK eye surgery is a safe and permanent solution for people who need a clearer vision without using glasses or contacts. Like any surgery, you'll need to go through a less-than-comfortable recovery period before you can experience improvements. In this article we'll go over the main things to anticipate during the recovery process.

Having dry, irritated eyes is common during cold months, and this can cause discomfort and stop you from performing your best or doing your regular activities. To help you take better care of your eyes this winter, feel free to use this blog post as your guide.