Dysfunctional Lens Syndrome

After years of stable, clear vision, are you now experiencing issues with glare and blurry vision? Your decline in vision may be from normal aging of the lens called - Dysfunctional Lens Syndrome, or DLS.

Less than 30 years ago, Americans had no choice when their vision became presbyopic; their doctors prescribed “readers”, or bifocals, to correct their vision. The staff at Magruder Laser Vision wants you to know that this condition is now treatable with a number of outpatient vision correction procedures that will make your life easier.

Over the decades, since RK was the main procedure used for vision correction, some patients may have noticed that their prescription has drifted. They may once again need glasses or contacts lenses for their best vision, but that doesn’t have to be the only option anymore.

Did you know that most people are perfect candidates for LASIK before they ever graduate college? Find out more about getting vision correction sooner than you think.

There is approximately a 20-year window of stable vision typically that spans the age range from the mid-20s until age 40, this is when our eyes begin to change yet again and reading glasses are on the imminent horizon.