Protect the eyes of your goblins and trick or treaters!...
Here's a short list of why your eyes are sensitive to light. ...
Chronic inflammation may likely cause your dry eye.
Dry eye is a common condition that affects about 49 million Americans. According to Google Trends internet searches for “dry eye syndrome” doubled between December 2010 to July 2020.
Symptoms of Dry Eye
If you suffer from dry eyes...
The first scleral buckle surgery to fix a retinal detachment was performed in 1953 and with a few refinements and modifications over the years it remains a reliable and effective way to reattach a detached retina.
Other surgeries to reattach the retina are pneumatic retinopexy, vitrectomy,...
We are celebrating Diabetes Awareness for the month of November. This is our first article on Diabetic Retinopathy....
A message from our Doctors regarding COVID-19
In wake of the recent Coronavirus activity, our offices are open for new and existing patients with medical problems. Please call 609-877-2800 to make an appointment. Our optical shops will be closed for at least two weeks. Please call...
This is Part 2. Protect your eyes from the dryness and contaminants found in the wind and water. ...
Modern cataract surgery is the most successful surgical procedure available today. Patients can undergo no-needle no-stitch dropless topical cataract surgery in an out-patient surgical suite outside of the hospital setting.
Patients also have the option of choosing upgraded lens implants that correct astigmatism or allow uncorrected...
Dropless Cataract Surgery comes to Moorestown, NJ!
Cataract surgery has come a long way. Gone are the days of stitches, patches, and lengthy stays at the hospital. While surgery itself has become a breeze, the largest patient complaint is the eye drop regimen that accompanies surgery. With a new surgical approach, dropless cataract surgery eliminates the need for eye drops!
Reverse the signs of aging by eliminating excess eyelid skin!
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A 52 year old woman before and after
undergoing upper eyelid Blepharoplasty.
Surgery has taken years off of her face![/caption]
As we age, excess eyelid skin becomes more and more apparent whenever we look in the mirror. Since this skin is so thin and delicate, the signs of aging are quick to develop and highly noticeable. When creams and lotions no longer work, there is an immediate and long-term solution.
