Author: Gregory H. Scimeca, M.D.
After cataract surgery, what can you expect? Here's a summary of what you can expect with a complete list of post-operative instructions....
Can a cataract grow back and cause blurry vision? The answer is no because cataracts do not grow back, but there is a very common reason why it may seem so....
Getting ready for cataract surgery? Here's what you need to know to insure your eye surgery proceeds as scheduled and allow for the best results....
When is the right time for cataract surgery? Schedule your cataract surgery when these 3 criteria are met....
A PVD, or posterior vitreous detachment, occurs eventually to everyone. Flashes and floaters are the most common symptoms, but the real danger is a possible retinal tear. Read why...
Retinal detachments are potentially blinding. Read about the causes and why surgery is necessary to save your sight. ...
New flashes and/or new floaters in your vision can be the first sign of a retinal tear or retinal detachment. Retinal detachments can be prevented, but only if caught early....
Patients undergoing cataract surgery need to choose a lens implant. There are many to choose from and it can be confusing. Here's how to sort it all out!...
Near vision loss, or presbyopia, happens to everyone. Around the age of 40, it gets really difficult to focus on near objects, such as reading. Here are some nice options for you!...
Cataract surgery can improve more than just your vision. A recent study cites improves in healthy life expectancy. Find how how and why...
