If you aren't seeing the color in your flowers or your birds, you probably have cataracts.
If you have always had an astigmatism, the good news is now you can take care of both during cataract surgery. It's the smart choice because if you only choose to deal with your cataracts, you'll still have to wear glasses to deal with your astigmatism.
Have Dr. Lindahl check your eyes and make sure you are a good candidate for bladeless cataract surgery-the most advanced technology for cataract surgery using lasers.
Our advanced LenSx® femtosecond laser system offers better outcomes because it is based on computerized precision-controlled equipment, eliminating the possibility of human error. In the skilled hands of Dr. Lindahl, these tools allow precise and customized treatment, with rapid healing and recovery.
So kill 2 birds with one stone (cataracts & astigmatism)! Visit us today to learn more.
The Rochester Eye & Laser Team : Nov 7, 2017 11:47:00 AM
IOL stands for intraocular lens, and it’s a medical device that replaces the lens of your eye after it’s removed during cataract surgery. There are...
The Rochester Eye & Laser Team : Sep 21, 2020 1:11:34 PM
Medicare and a majority of health insurance plans usually cover most of the cataract surgery along with a standard cataract lens.This will give you...
The Rochester Eye & Laser Team : Jun 23, 2022 3:38:43 PM
A cataract occurs when the natural lens in the eye -- which is normally clear -- becomes cloudy. This can distort your vision and make it...
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