Category: Patient Education
Does LASIK “Wear Off”? What You Should Know About Vision Changes After Surgery
Posted by: Clear Vision Cataract & LASIK Center
For many people, LASIK is a life-changing procedure. The clarity it brings can seem almost miraculous, especially for those who have spent a lifetime relying on glasses or contacts. But what happens when the crisp vision you enjoyed after LASIK starts to fade many years down the line? You might wonder: “Does LASIK wear off?”…
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Non-Invasive Treatment Option for Chalazion
Posted by: Clear Vision Cataract & LASIK Center
Chalazia are a result of chronic inflammation in the eyelids, particularly from meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) or blepharitis. When the glands aren’t functioning normally, they are prone to closure and a firm, tender nodule may form in the eyelid. They can be quite uncomfortable, and are definitely unsightly! Traditional treatments for a chalazion, and their…
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Vivity IOL Provides Enhanced Depth of Focus without Glasses
Posted by: Clear Vision Cataract & LASIK Center
Vivity IOL Coming Soon!
Need cataract surgery and want more out of your vision? Patients now have a new option for vision correction that mimimizes post-operative glare and halos. Give us a call today to speak with one of our consultants to see if Vivity may be right for you!
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New Trifocal Implant Makes 20/20 Vision at All Distances Possible
Posted by: Clear Vision Cataract & LASIK Center
Do you, or someone you know, have cataracts? The PanOptix® Trifocal Lens is a once-in-a lifetime opportunity that opens up a million more. It’s the first and only trifocal cataract replacement lens in the U.S. that helps you achieve excellent vision with less dependence on glasses. The PanOptix® Lens, now available at Clear Vision Center,…
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Cloudy Vision after Cataract Surgery?
Posted by: Clear Vision Cataract & LASIK Center
Have you had cataract surgery in the past, and are now experiencing some of the same symptoms you had prior to surgery? You may be developing a “secondary” cataract, or what we term a posterior capsule opacification (PCO). Anywhere from 30-50% of patients with a history of cataract surgery will go on to develop a…
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