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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.

Toric Lenses in Santa Rosa: Correcting Astigmatism During Cataract Surgery

Nearly 47% of cataract patients have sufficient astigmatism that, if left untreated, can reduce visual sharpness after surgery. Yet many still choose standard cataract lenses

Eye doctor looking through an ophthalmoscope during an examination

LASIK for Astigmatism in Santa Rosa: Can It Fully Correct Your Vision?

By: Dr. Jay Bansal

Astigmatism is one of those vision problems that sneaks up on you. You might notice that streetlights blur at night, text seems a little “wavy,”

Hand holding an optometric trial frame with lenses

Can Astigmatism Affect Night Vision?

In this article, we outline exactly how astigmatism can affect your ability to see at night and possible treatment options that can greatly improve your quality of vision.
traffic of cars at night, view from inside car, lights blurry and fuzzy

What is Astigmatism, And Can It Be Corrected?

By: Dr. Jay Bansal
In this article we outline exactly what astigmatism is and the possible treatment options for correcting it.
Close up of an eye with a imperfect curvature caused by astigmatism

How to Choose the Right Type of IOL for You

Choosing the right intraocular lens (IOL) is one of the most important decisions in your vision correction journey. Whether you are preparing for cataract surgery or considering

Different Types of Intraocular Lenses (IOL)