Even the most gifted students will struggle academically if they have trouble seeing the blackboard or focusing on a book. It is estimated that over 60% of children with learning difficulties have an undetected vision problem. 80% of information kids receive in the classroom is presented visually and vision can affect sports performance, too – […]
Visionary Eye Doctors NewsletterSummer, 2018 In This Issue Meet our new Cornea and External Disease Specialist, Dr. Sarezky Even Non-Surfers can get Surfer’s Eye – Pterygium/Carnosidad It’s Back to School Time and We Have Some Great Promotions We are excited to welcome Dan Sarezky, MD! Cornea and External Diseases Specialist Cataract and Refractive Surgery Comprehensive […]
Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) is gaining popularity as a surgical option for people who are over age 45 and beyond who want to decrease or eliminate their dependence on glasses or contacts. As we age, we all expect different parts of their body to become slightly less functional with wear and tear over time. People […]
Most people when they’re considering surgical treatment to eliminate their dependence on glasses only consider laser vision correction(LVC), either SMILE, LASIK, or PRK. However, with patients over 45 and sometimes younger, the procedure that provides better visual quality and a more permanent result is not LVC but rather Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE). […]
How to protect your eyes from a Pterygium | Pterigión | Carnosidad? Most people may have not heard of a pterygium, and you may be wondering what the heck a pterygium is? Pronounced (turr-idge-ee-um) it may be easier to remember it by its nickname, Surfer’s Eye. Tell me more about Pterigión | Carnosidad… A pterygium is […]
Study Finds Pterygium may increase risk of Cutaneous Melanomas A pterygium is a visible growth on the surface of the eye. It typically emerges as a triangular, soft-tissue growth from the corner of the eye, with a pink and fleshy appearance. This growth is the body’s way of trying to protect the eye from intense […]
Ever buy online glasses and wonder if you’re doing the right thing for your eyes? Sure, you will spend 20 to over 100 bucks and maybe save money, but there’s a reason why our glasses are better than buying online.
How to select the best surgeon… If you feel you would like to have a consult with a surgeon for your pterygium due to symptoms, vision issues and/or the overall appearance of your eyes, here are some essential considerations and questions you may wish to ask in order to receive the best possible medical or […]