EVO ICL vs. LASIK: Key Differences Explained

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in Category: LASIK

In today’s age of vision correction, there are many advanced options to correct your eyesight beyond traditional glasses and contact lenses. In this blog, I’ll tell you about two popular eye procedures, EVO ICL and LASIK surgery. Both EVO and LASIK procedures are designed to reduce need for contacts and glasses. However, every eye surgery…

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Unveiling the Wonders of Flexible Spending Accounts

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in Uncategorized

In a world where healthcare costs continue to rise, and budgeting for medical expenses can be a source of stress, Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) stand out as a beacon of financial relief. These accounts, offered by many employers, empower individuals to allocate pre-tax dollars to cover qualified medical expenses, making healthcare more affordable and accessible….

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PanOptix Multifocal IOL

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in Cataracts,Eye Health

Q: What is Panoptix Multifocal IOL (intraocular lens)? A:  PanOptix is a brand of multifocal intraocular lens (IOL) used in cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange (RLE) procedures. It is designed to provide clear vision at various distances, reducing or eliminating the need for glasses or contact lenses after the surgery. Traditional monofocal IOLs are…

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Is SMILE the Right Vision Correction Procedure for You?

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in SMILE

If you wear glasses or contact lenses to see, you may have already considered undergoing a vision correction procedure. However, when most people think about vision correction, the first thing that comes to mind is LASIK.  But LASIK isn’t the only vision correction procedure around. In fact, others are less invasive, like SMILE! SMILE is…

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Have You Pushed Off Dry Eye Treatment for Too Long?

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in Dry Eyes

Your eyes are constantly producing tears. This is because your eyes need moisture to stay healthy.  But sometimes, your eyes may struggle to produce tears or retain them. They may struggle with this due to certain environmental factors, but it can also be because of a chronic condition called dry eye syndrome.  If your eyes…

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5 Ways the EVO ICL Improves Your Vision

Posted by: Jay Bansal, MD in Visian ICL

If you’re considering a vision correction procedure, why not consider the EVO ICL? Most vision correction surgeries like LASIK and PRK use a laser to permanently change the shape of your cornea to correct a refractive error.  But the EVO ICL is different because it implants a lens inside your eye. It’s a minimally invasive…

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