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 catarct 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.
As we progress through the aging process, our visual requirements often change, making it increasingly vital to maintain clear and dependable eyesight. Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) has become a well-known solution for addressing vision problems like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, even for those in their 50s and older.
Dr. Lindahl will only perform LASIK on patients 60 years and younger. However, during or after Cataract surgery, he can improve your vision with LASIK. Eligibility for this transformative procedure is mainly based on the overall health and stability of the eyes. In this detailed blog, we will delve into the essential considerations, advantages, and top LASIK options for individuals in their 50s, enabling you to make a well-informed decision about your vision ...
We're starting January off on the right foot, by answering any and all questions you may have about cataracts and your options for treatment at The Rochester Eye & Laser Center. Join us or tell someone who may be interested about our FREE CATARACT LUNCH & LEARN, on Friday February 9th from 11:30AM -1:00PM.
