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What Things Should I Avoid After Cataract Surgery?
Patients should avoid driving, strenuous activity, and other things that could damage, irritate, or stress their eyes after cataract surgery.
ReadShould Patients Get an Eye Exam Annually?
Most patients should have a routine eye exam every two years, though it depends on your specific needs and ocular health.
ReadWhat Will my Vision Look Like After LASIK?
LASIK can completely change your vision by improving or resolving refractive disorders like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
ReadAll You Need to Know About Cataract Lenses
We can reverse vision loss caused by cataracts through cataract lenses, also known as intraocular lenses (IOLs).
ReadWhat is Vision Like With Myopia?
Myopia, or nearsightedness, doesn't affect close vision but makes distant things appear out of focus.
ReadHow Long Will I Have Blurry Vision After PRK?
Some lingering visual disturbances are common after PRK and generally dissipate within a week or two.
ReadComparing Laser and Traditional Cataract Surgery
Both laser and traditional cataract surgery are incredibly well-practiced, safe, effective, and offer quick, potentially life-changing results.
ReadFour Things an Eye Exam Can Reveal About Your Eye Health
An eye exam can reveal many things, including the status of your eyes, visual capabilities, and any issues that may be developing.
ReadWill Refractive Lens Exchange Prevent Future Cataracts?
Since a refractive lens exchange replaces your eye’s lens with a synthetic intraocular lens (IOL), it will prevent the formation of future cataracts.
ReadWhat are the Common Causes of Cataracts?
Help prevent the devastating effects of cataracts and undergo early testing and treatment with the eye doctors at The Eye Center of Southern Indiana.
ReadHow Safe Is LASIK Laser Vision Correction?
LASIK eye surgery is a safe option for vision correction. Find out more about the side effects of LASIK and if you may be a candidate here.
ReadWhat Is the Best Technique For Cataract Surgery?
Cataracts can be treated with a traditional or laser-based procedure to prevent fogginess and vision loss.
ReadWhich Cataract Lens Option is Best for Farsighted Vision?
Cataract surgery can reduce cloudy vision, but what if you have hyperopia? See how cutting-edge IOLs can treat farsightedness during cataract surgery.
ReadThree Reasons to Consider PRK If You Do Not Qualify for LASIK
PRK is an ideal choice for those ineligible for LASIK or who have active lifestyles and would like an excellent eyesight solution.
ReadHow Is Myopia Diagnosed and Treated?
People with nearsighted vision have trouble seeing objects farther away. See how we can treat myopia through prescription lenses and LASIK surgery.
ReadShould You Avoid Too Much Screen Time Before an Eye Exam?
Too much screen time can cause eyestrain, fatigue, and blurry vision. Get an eye appointment to improve your vision and prevent long-term problems.
ReadWill LASIK Give me 20/20 Vision?
Laser correction surgery may help you achieve 20/20 vision, but it's not guaranteed. Learn the details of LASIK and see how we improve your vision.
ReadSix Ways Cataracts Hinder Your Vision?
Cataract symptoms like blurry or cloudy vision can impact your quality of life. Learn about cataract treatment options from an ophthalmologist today.
ReadKnow the Facts about LASIK Surgery
Read this article to learn everything you need to know about LASIK surgery.
ReadUSE YOUR FSA FOR LASIK
Take advantage of your flexible spending account (FSA) by using it to help you save for the LASIK Surgery you need.
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