Post LASIK Tips

After LASIK, you will need to give yourself plenty of time to heal. After all, LASIK is a surgery that requires time to recover from. While recovery from LASIK may take up to three to six months to complete, you should be back to normal before that. It is crucial that you take extra precautions… Read More


What Are My IOL Options?

One of the most important parts when getting ready for cataract surgery is choosing an IOL. An IOL, short for an intraocular lens, is a small artificial lens that replaces your natural lens. Cataract surgery requires the removal of the natural lens, so to see, a new one must replace it. There are actually several… Read More


3 Tips For A Smooth LASIK Recovery

Did you know that LASIK has a 96% success rate with patients who have had it? This is because LASIK is incredibly effective and safe. Something that all LASIK patients have in common is that they have all had to go through recovery after. As safe and effective as the procedure is, LASIK is still… Read More


Do I Need To Get Cataract Surgery?

If you are over the age of 40 and noticing your vision is beginning to fade, cataracts could very well be the issue. Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world, but the removal of them is incredibly safe. Cataract surgery has a success rate of over 96% with millions of patients who… Read More


7 Questions For Your LASIK Surgeon

Thinking about getting LASIK? For contacts and glasses wearers, it’s a common thought. After all, millions of people around the world have undergone LASIK! If you’re considering LASIK, you should find a qualified and experienced LASIK surgeon. Keep reading for a list of 7 questions to ask your LASIK surgeon! 1. How long have you… Read More


Could I Have A Cataract In Both Eyes?

Cataracts are an almost inevitable part of the aging process. They may start developing in your forties or fifties but they won’t affect you at first. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts and if you could have them in both eyes! What Is A Cataract? Cataracts occur because proteins in the lens of the… Read More


Who Shouldn’t Get LASIK?

LASIK is the acronym for Laser Assisted in Situ Keratomileusis. LASIK is the most popular elective surgery and has helped millions of people. Known for its reputation as a safe form of vision correction, it’s no wonder interest remains high. But LASIK isn’t for everyone! Read on to learn why a LASIK surgeon may not… Read More


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