Matching Your Lens Implant to Your Life: A Guide for Cataract Surgery PatientsOct 19, 2026Readers, night drivers, golfers and people who want to skip glasses often need different lens implants. Compare monofocal, EDOF, full-range, toric and Light Adjustable lenses, who should avoid multifocals, and what insurance covers.Continue reading →
Your First Month After Cataract Surgery: What Is Normal and When to CallOct 19, 2026A stage-by-stage guide to cataract surgery recovery: surgery day, the first check, the protective first week, the second eye, the one-month visit, and the warning signs that mean you should call the office the same day.Continue reading →
Contact Sports, Physical Jobs and Laser Vision Correction: When PRK Is the Safer ChoiceOct 19, 2026If you box, wrestle, play rugby, or work as a police officer or firefighter, the LASIK flap matters. Learn why PRK is often safer for people who take blows to the face, what PRK recovery is like, and when you can return to training.Continue reading →
Thinking About LASIK After 45? What Happens to Your Reading VisionOct 19, 2026LASIK corrects distance vision, but it cannot undo the age-related change that makes reading hard after 45. Learn why, the surprise for nearsighted patients, and how LASIK, monovision and lens exchange compare.Continue reading →
Had LASIK or PRK Years Ago? What It Means for Your Cataract SurgeryOct 19, 2026Cataract surgery after LASIK or PRK is just as safe, but choosing the lens implant power is harder. Learn why, how surgeons correct for it, which lenses tend to work best, and what to ask before surgery.Continue reading →
GLP-1 Medications (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound) and Your Eyes: What Patients Should KnowAug 29, 2026Taking Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound? Learn about temporary blurry vision, diabetic retinopathy, the rare optic nerve condition NAION, and when to see an eye doctor.Continue reading →
Toric IOLs: Correcting Astigmatism and Cataracts in One ProcedureJul 10, 2026Nearly 1 in 3 cataract patients also has astigmatism. Learn how toric intraocular lenses correct both during a single surgery for sharper, clearer vision.Continue reading →
Multifocal IOLs: Seeing More Clearly at Multiple DistancesJun 29, 2026How an advanced lens implant can help reduce your dependence on glasses after cataract surgery — and how to tell whether a multifocal IOL is right for your eyes.Continue reading →
Revolutionizing Vision Correction: The Promise of Light Adjustable Intraocular Lenses (LALs)Feb 06, 2025In the ever-evolving world of ophthalmology, advancements in technology continue to transform how we address vision problems. One of the most exciting breakthroughs in recent years is the development of Light Adjustable Intraocular Lenses (LALs). Continue reading →
Coronavirus and the EyeMar 23, 2020As the global coronavirus outbreak is spreading, we are learning more and more about the virus and how it manifests in different patients. Continue reading →
My Eyes Tear Up When I Read or Go Outside, But My Doctor Tells Me I Have Dry Eyes!May 03, 2018A brief review of dry eyes and standard treatmentsContinue reading →
Do I Need Glasses after Cataract Surgery?Feb 06, 2018One of the most frequent questions my patients ask meContinue reading →
Why I Love Seeing my Patients After Laser Cataract SurgeryJan 17, 2018Seeing a patient's smile after a surgery is my favoriteContinue reading →