Cataract Surgery
Femtosecond Laser vs. Traditional Cataract Surgery
Laser cataract surgery adds the precision, accuracy and predictability to traditional cataract surgery. Is it right for you?
Read MoreCorneal Astigmatism Correction During Cataract Surgery
Corneal astigmatism can be treated at the same time as cataract surgery. The corneal incisions can be more predictable with the precision and accuracy of the femtosecond laser used during your cataract surgery.
Read MoreIntraocular Lens Implant (IOL) Insertion
Intraocular lenses (IOLs) are used to replace your natural lens during laser cataract surgery.
Read MorePhacoEmulsification: Lens Fragmentation and Removal
Phacoemulsification is the process of removing the cataract lens during surgery. Pretreatment with laser makes this process safer. Find out how in this series on cataract laser surgery.
Read MoreThe Capsulotomy, Laser Cataract Surgery
The capsulotomy is an opening in the lens. It should be a circular and of the right side. Learn how the laser makes this a simple task for the surgeon.
Read MoreThe Corneal Incision | Laser Cataract Surgery
Laser cataract surgery has become safer and more predictable. Learn how the laser has made cataract surgery better.
Read MoreWhat is Laser Cataract Surgery?
The femtosecond laser has made laser cataract surgery the safest ever. Faster healing, safer and improved vision are possible.
Read MoreCombined Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery
Simultaneous cataract and glaucoma surgery may be recommended by your ophthalmologist. Here’s when it may be a good idea.
Read MoreHalos and Glare Around Lights
Halos and glare are common changes in vision in a variety of common eye conditions and diseases.
Read MoreDislocated Intraocular Lens Following Cataract Surgery
Intraocular lenses can displace if the supporting tissue weakens or ruptures, usually as a result of trauma.
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