Should I Visit an Ophthalmologist?—Infographic
Having good eye health is critical to your overall well-being. Each day you might drive a car, sit in front of a computer, and performing any number of other tasks…
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Ophthalmology Providers
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Exam performed to assess your vision and ability to focus and distinguish objects. Eye care may be prescribed if needed.
Procedure used to remove the clouded lens of the eye and replace it with an artificial, clear lens.
Eye care for diabetic patients to prevent damage to blood vessels in the retina caused by high blood sugar levels.
Degenerative condition affecting the retina, resulting in loss or distortion of vision. Typically occurs in older adults.
Condition causing damage to optic nerves. Without treatment, glaucoma can lead to permanent blindness.
Treatment for eye conditions, eye surgeries, diseases, visual development and vision care for children.
Condition where not enough tears are produced to nourish the eye. Treated with artificial tears or tear conservation.
Patient Education
Having good eye health is critical to your overall well-being. Each day you might drive a car, sit in front of a computer, and performing any number of other tasks…
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Should You See an Ophthalmologist or Optometrist? Determining whether you need to see an ophthalmologist depends on your needs and your symptoms. An optometrist performs eye exams to detect vision…
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The eyes work in detailed ways with many complex structures, and these structures need protection. This protection is called the cornea – a clear, thin outer layer that protects the…
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