LASIK
LASIK Quick & Minimally Invasive Vision Correction Why keep up with glasses or contacts when you could enjoy burden-free vision with LASIK? The procedure takes only minutes to complete for…
LASIK Quick & Minimally Invasive Vision Correction Why keep up with glasses or contacts when you could enjoy burden-free vision with LASIK? The procedure takes only minutes to complete for…
Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) Surgery Excellent Vision at Any Distance Are laser vision corrective surgeries like LASIK not right for you? Then you may be perfect for Refractive Lens Exchange…
Retinal Conditions & Diseases Retina Health: Vital to Your Vision Imagine your eye as a camera. The cornea is like the lens, and the retina is like the film. As…
Cornea Cornea Health Overview The clear front covering of your eye is known as the cornea. It’s responsible for focusing light that passes through, making it vital to clear vision. Corneal…
Pediatric Ophthalmology Pediatric Vision Issues The CDC estimates that around 6.8% of American children under 18 years old have a diagnosed eye and vision condition. These can range from refractive…
Blepharitis Blepharitis Overview When oil glands at the base of your eyelashes become clogged and irritated, it can cause an inflamed condition called blepharitis. Dermatitis, bacterial infections, allergies, and more…
Astigmatism Astigmatism Overview A normally shaped cornea is round and allows passing light to focus on a single point on the retina. But when the curvature of the cornea is…
Dry Eye Overview Dry Eye syndrome is one of the most common eye conditions among patients and can lead to fluctuating or poor vision as well as general eye discomfort.…
Amblyopia Amblyopia Overview Also known as lazy eye, amblyopia occurs when the brain does not fully acknowledge the images seen in the affected eye. Amblyopia can affect infants, children as…
Hyperopia (Farsightedness) Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments Hyperopia Overview Around 5 to 10 percent of Americans have hyperopia—commonly referred to as farsightedness. Mild hyperopia is the norm for young children, who…