What are Cataracts?
The human lens focuses light for clear vision. Similar to hair and skin, it undergoes natural changes over time as the collagen it is made of remodels, leading to opacification. A cloudy lens is called a cataract, causing dull colors, glares, haloes, and blurry sight. The great news? Cataract surgery can restore—and even enhance—your vision!
Modern cataract surgery doesn’t just remove the clouded lens; it offers the chance to upgrade your vision with advanced lens options. Surgery results in colors becoming brighter, and sharper sight. It’s a fresh start for your eyes, helping you see the world with new clarity.
Cataract surgery is safe, efficient, and has exceedingly high success rates
How are cataracts treated?
The cloudy natural lens is replaced with a brand-new intraocular lens that stays in your eye for life, giving you the chance for enhanced vision and a reduced glasses prescription. Embrace the opportunity to see the world more clearly.
After cataract surgery, patients express satisfaction with the enhanced vibrancy of colors, the clarity of images, and the ease of driving at night.
Quick Statistics
After cataract surgery, you will recover in the comfort and independence of your home. You will quickly resume your normal activities, including driving, exercise, and the leisure activities you love, within days to weeks.
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Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)
MIGS Procedures are an excellent option for patients with glaucoma. Performed at the time of cataract surgery, they add about 5 minutes to the total operating time and are performed through the same incisions. They offer glaucoma patients lifelong benefits in decreased disease progression and burden of glaucoma medications.
Common Symptoms
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Needing brighter lights to read
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Difficulty driving at night
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Difficulty seeing in challenging lighting situations, such as bright sun or dim light
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Glares and haloes, especially with oncoming headlights or bright sunlight
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Blurry vision. Often, patients feel their glasses don't work anymore, and may cycle through multiple pairs of glasses without success
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Change in glasses prescription
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