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When recovering from cataract surgery, sticking to your doctor’s directions and taking things slow and steady will greatly aid in the recovery process and tremendously improve your quality of life.

Multifocal lenses, particularly Multifocal IOLs, were an immediate game-changer when they arrived on the scene in the late 80s. Distance and near vision through the same lens? We couldn’t believe it. I was six at the time, but I bet I had a good day without even realizing why. What Multifocal Lenses Do and How [...]

LASIK eye surgery is an excellent option for people want to improve their vision. Some criteria must be met to qualify for treatment.

Where both eyes have 20/20 potential, another option opens up with monofocal IOLs. That option is blended vision, allowing for glasses-free vision at distance and near.

Here we stand at the trailhead of a journey through the different intra-ocular lens (IOL) choices. This will be a genuine nature walk – sightseeing these IOLs in their natural, uncommercialized setting. Usually, the only way to research IOLs is through highly manicured, carefully branded internet and brochure marketing. It’s research in a walled garden [...]

Your doctor can help you choose your intra-ocular lens (IOL) turning all those super specific details into a few customized best options. Your options should be much less daunting

If you’ve grown tired of waking-up every morning reaching for your glasses or contact lens case, you’ve probably looked into Lasik. Created in the 1970’s and approved for use by the FDA in 1995, LASIK reshapes your cornea to correct for refractive errors such as nearsightedness or astigmatism. Over the last few decades, Lasik has [...]

Knowing your eye's health and structural integrity will determine which of these laser vision correction procedures is right for you.

You may want to look at getting a light adjustable lens rather than a traditional intraocular lens and get out of glasses and contacts for good.

A common cause of visual complaints is uncorrected refractive errors, which is a vision problem that makes it hard for you to see clearly.

If you have a Health Savings Account (HSA) or a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you can use these to spend on healthcare costs, such as LASIK vision correction. A popular way to go about this is to see if your employer offers an HSA or FSA account. If they do, you can contribute to it [...]

If you’re a long-time contact lens wearer, you may be wondering if you can ditch the red eyes and lost contacts by getting LASIK.