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With decades of expertise, Dr. Jay Bansal uses his blog, Ophthalmologist Explains, to shed light on vision care and advancements in vision correction treatments.
Choosing a lens for cataract surgery sounds simple at first, until you realize how many daily activities depend on your vision. Reading menus. Driving at
Cataract surgery has changed dramatically over the years. Today, patients have more choices than simply removing a cloudy lens and replacing it with a basic
Cataracts can gradually cloud your sight, making everyday tasks challenging. It’s completely natural to feel anxious or uncertain about needing eye surgery. Many people share
Vision changes are often subtle at first. Maybe driving at night feels a little riskier than before, or reading a menu takes extra effort. At
Do you see lines between your brows? Have you started cringing instead of laughing now that you can see your laugh lines? Aging inevitably takes
LASIK Surgery Recently? Did Your Surgeon Tell You That You Have “Migrating Cells”? The “migrating cells” that your LASIK eye surgeon mentioned is likely a
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,
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
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
Use Your Flex Plan to Pay for LASIK Laser Eye Surgery That’s right, if you have a Flex Spending Healthcare Account, or Cafeteria Plan you