Other Procedures

Cataract Surgery

CATARACT is a clouding of the normally clear, crystalline lens located behind your iris.

RESTOR LENS is a breakthrough lens for cataract surgery that lets patient see from near to far, usually without glasses.

TORIC IOL In some cases after cataracts surgery, vision may still be blurred by varying degrees of astigmatism, an oblong football shape to the cornea, or lens of the eye. Toric lens technology to reduce the effects of astigmatism has been applied to glasses and contact lenses for years.

EYE CONDITIONS

PRESBYOPIA is believed to be caused by a gradual stiffening of the natural lens of the eye. As we grow older, the proteins within the lens change and lose their flexibility.

GLAUCOMA is the catch-all name for a group of similar eye diseases, characterized by an elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) caused by either too high production of aqueous fluid, or inadequate drainage of the aqueous through the anterior chamber angle.

PTERYGIUM is a triangular-shaped fleshy growth that usually develops in the corner of your eye on the nasal side. If left untreated, the pterygium could grow over the cornea and affect vision.

DIABETIC RETINOPATHY is a disease of the eye that comes about as an effect of diabetes. Diabetes can make the blood vessels in the retina leak.

AQUAFLOW IMPLAMENT is a new advancement in the treatment of glaucoma and its symptoms that reduces intraocular pressure with a tiny collagen implant.

CORNEAL TRANSPLANT Your cornea is the dome-shaped, transparent surface of your eye. A healthy cornea is essential for sharp, clear vision and focusing ability. When corneal function is diminished by illness or other factors, a cornea transplant may be recommended to restore your vision

CONDUCTIVE KERATOPLASTY (CK) As our eyes age, they lose the ability to focus on objects at varying distances. While corrective lenses and contact lenses are an acceptable treatment for some patients, surgical advancements for hyperopia and presbyopia offer longer lasting results and sharper vision, making Conductive Keratoplasty (CK) a popular, FDA approved vision treatment.

EYELID SURGERY One of the most common and popular cosmetic surgeries is eyelid surgery, sought for its ability to 'lift' the eyes and restore a more youthful appearance. But that's not the only reason why eyelid surgery is performed. Eyelid surgery offers several medical benefits for patients who are experiencing disrupted vision, particularly peripheral vision, due to sagging eyelids.

MULTIFOCAL INTRAOCULAR LENS (IOL) Another tremendous improvement in an already great technology, multifocal lens implants are providing people with an even greater level of visual freedom.

VISIAN ICL (Implantable Contact Lenses) If you are tired of wearing glasses or worrying about losing your contact lenses there is a new increasingly popular option.