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Dr. Jay Bansal, LaserVue Eye Center medical director

Dr. Jay Bansal

With decades of expertise, Dr. Jay Bansal uses his blog, Ophthalmologist Explains, to shed light on vision care and advancements in vision correction treatments.

Signs I Need LASIK Surgery

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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As our vision declines, we may not really notice. Because we live with our eyes day in and day out, our vision appears “just fine”.

LASIK Cost in the Bay Area

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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When it comes to LASIK surgery, many patients want the lowest cost in the Bay Area, but you should always beware of being “penny wise

Cataract Surgery Cost in the Bay Area

By: Dr. Jay Bansal

The cost of cataract surgery varies in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the wide range of prices should be no surprise. Like in all

Are your eyes dry, red, or itchy?

By: Dr. Jay Bansal

Dry eye typically takes one of two forms. The first form is what most people believe dry eye is, namely a lack of tears. However,

Patient needs reading glasses

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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Today I had a patient who does not need glasses except for reading. She is 54 years old. She asked if LASIK could help. LASIK

Problems with focus and dryness following LASIK

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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Question: I am 42 years old who had LASIK 6 weeks ago for myopia. I have noticed when I work on the computer I can

Corneal Scars and LASIK

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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Question: I Was Told That I Have a Scar on my Cornea and Glasses or Contacts Wouldn’t Help. Would Lasik Help? Answer: It is likely

LASIK for recent onset of myopia

By: Dr. Jay Bansal

Q: I’ve been nearsighted for about 1-1/2 years, is Lasik a permanent cure? A: Your question reveals some information that indicates Lasik may not be

Water in the eye

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
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Question: I had LASIK 3 weeks ago and while taking a shower a drop of water went into the eye, there is no discomfort but

Contact Lens Infection Nearly Blinds High-Schooler Ashley Hyde

By: Dr. Jay Bansal

How Dangerous Are They? If you wear contact lenses and don’t regularly change them or practice good contact lens hygiene, let this be a lesson