Vision Correction
What is Amblyopia?
Amblyopia is also known as “lazy eye.” It is a developmental loss of vision which is often correctable, but with timely treatment.
Read MoreThe History of Eyeglasses
Can you imagine a time before eyeglasses? A time when you couldn’t see because glasses hadn’t been invented?
Read MoreThe Best Way to Clean Your Eyeglasses
Want to know the best way to clean your eyeglasses? Follow these easy steps to clean without scratching.
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 MoreLASIK |What to Expect
There are three common refractive eye surgeries designed to correct refractive vision errors. The best known refractive surgery is LASIK. The name is an acronym and stands for “Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis” which is a combination of English, Latin, and Greek that literally means using a laser to reshape corneas while the corneas are in…
Read MoreAstigmatism
You probably have astigmatism or know someone who does…it’s not a disease and can easily be corrected.
Read MoreNeed to Buy Reading Glasses?
Buying reading glasses can be confusing. Over the counter or prescription. This should “clear” things up for you.
Read MoreFlexible Spending Account | Time to Save with FSA
End of year is near. Use your FSA funds for LASIK, premium IOL or other qualified medical expenses. Here’s how to do it…
Read MoreDry Eye and LASIK Surgery
Did you know that dry eye is often associated with LASIK? Here’s why it’s so important to recognize and treat your dry eye….before and after LASIK.
Read MoreHistory of Refractive Surgery
Refractive surgery has been around since the mid 1900s. Laser vision correction now uses the accuracy and reliability of the excimer laser to reshape your cornea. Here’s how it all started.
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