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An intraocular lens (IOL) is an artificial lens that replaces the natural lens of the eye during cataract surgery to restore clear vision. While the new IOL is designed to last a lifetime, sometimes, it can become displaced or dislocated, causing vision problems and potential damage to other structures in the eye. Keep reading to… Read More

Has your eye doctor recommended cataract surgery? Before your procedure, you’ll need to select an IOL to replace the natural lens of the eye and restore clear vision. With the Vivity IOL, you can achieve crystal clear vision with greater freedom from glasses, allowing you to do the things you love easily. Keep reading to… Read More

How much visual freedom do you want to have after cataract surgery? If you have astigmatism and wish to reduce or eliminate your reliance on glasses or contact lenses, a toric lens can help you achieve your vision goals. A toric intraocular lens (IOL) can kill two birds with one stone, getting rid of cataracts… Read More

Is poor vision from cataracts getting in the way of your active lifestyle? It could be time for cataract surgery. Depending on the intraocular lens (IOL) lens you choose to replace your natural lens with during cataract surgery, you could end up with greater visual freedom than you’ve ever had. If you want to supercharge… Read More

Is your vision blurry? Do you need more light to read? You may have presbyopia or cataracts. As you grow older, your eyes undergo changes that can affect your vision. Two of the most common age-related eye conditions that may develop after age forty are cataracts and presbyopia. Keep reading to learn more about whether… Read More

Do you have blurred vision? Are your eyes dry? You may have dry eye and cataracts. Many patients are affected by both conditions as they age. Cataracts and dry eye can cause vision problems and affect your day-to-day life. Keep reading to learn if dry eyes can worsen with cataracts and the treatment options available.

Are cataracts getting in the way of your everyday life? It could be time to have them removed. Before cataract surgery, one of the most critical choices you have to make is what type of intraocular lens (IOL) you’ll get. However, not all IOLs are created equal. You could achieve significant visual improvements depending on… Read More

Are you struggling to see? Do words on menus or images on the television seem blurry? You may have a cataract. Early on, the symptoms of cataracts may not be noticeable, but they can worsen with time as a cataract has more time to develop and mature. The only way to receive a diagnosis and… Read More

Do you have cataracts, but are concerned that you won’t be able to have cataract surgery because you’ve had LASIK in the past? The good news is that for most people if you’ve had LASIK before, you can still have cataract surgery. Keep reading to find out what makes this possible.