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The technological world’s capabilities advance every day and endlessly continue to benefit us. Advanced technology allows us to serve our eye care patients with the best products possible, yet it is important to note where to draw a line. Nowadays,…

Eyeglasses and contact lenses have been the traditional route for dealing with eyesight problems. But in the last 25 years or so, laser treatments have made vast inroads to creating better eyesight for millions of people. There are treatment options…

After making the decision to have LASIK surgery, it’s time to find a Lasik surgeon for the job. When you go looking, it may feel like there are LASIK eye surgery doctors everywhere just because you’ll see several choices, but finding the…

LASIK stands for “laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis” and is used to treat nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism. The LASIK vision correction surgery uses a laser to reshape the cornea. Allowing light to enter the eye focused properly on the retina. The surgery…

Time to start the new year without your reading glasses! Do you hear what I hear?  Can you see what I see?  Happy Holiday folks! What a way to end the year! Inside Edition featured the KAMRA INLAY with IQ Laser…

Twenty-five years ago, two doctors came together, one from Greece and one from Italy, to develop a procedure that would forever change the way over 28 million people saw things. Quite literally, the way they see. As LASIK celebrates it’s…

Did you know that July is dry eye awareness month? Maybe with it being summer and the air being dry and hot in certain areas of the world, cases of patients’ complaining about dry eyes increases during summer months. Dry…

Simply answered, no, they don’t. However, if anyone has poor vision like I do, it really sucks to be without your contacts when you’re lounging by the pool. I’m faced with this same issue that has been a problem for…

In my quest for clear 20/20 vision, the first step was choosing a doctor. In my case, I chose 3 doctors so I had something to compare and contrast with. I originally went to my regular optometrist who told me…