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read moreORA (Optiwave Refractive Analysis) is a revolutionary new option used to gather data during cataract surgery to optimize postoperative visual outcomes. The ORA System assists the surgeon to select intraocular lenses (IOLs) that will match a patient's precise needs regarding lens power, magnitude and axis of astigmatism, and aphakic and pseudophakic measurements. Whether the patient has had LASIK or has astigmatism, an ORA-guided cataract procedure provides the security of knowing they can have the best possible outcome, and reduce the chance of needing an additional procedure.

read moreDid you know upper eyelid blepharoplasty is sometimes covered by insurance? Your eyes are generally the first thing that people notice about your appearance. Even with a good night's sleep, loose skin over your eyes or puffiness under your eyes can make you look tired, sad or older than you really are. If you or someone you know is suffering from sagging or droopy eyelids that could be affecting your eyesight, make an appointment today, we would love to help you see your best. For some people, the excess skin of the upper lids, and sometimes the underlying muscles, can interfere with good vision.

read moreGlaucoma is a disease that affects the optic nerve in the back of the eye and can reduce your field of vision. The optic nerve, about the size of your little finger, carries over a million nerves that carry images from your eye to your brain. Pressure on the delicate nerve can reduce your field of vision. Called the "sneak thief" of sight, glaucoma has no symptoms, even while damage is being done. Glaucoma tends to run in families, so if you have a relative who had vision loss or used eye drops daily, be sure to have an eye exam to rule out glaucoma.

read moreCataracts are one of the most common causes of correctable vision loss today. Cataract surgery has changed dramatically over the last 20 years and for the first time, patients have access to a customized laser treatment for cataracts, making the experience better for patients and enhancing the accuracy and visual results. Our eye functions much like a camera. The natural lens focuses images onto the back of the eye so we can see clearly, much like the lens of a camera focuses images onto film for a clear picture.