Whether you have cataracts or not, chances are you’ve heard of cataract surgery. It’s possible your eye doctor has even recommended it. Cataracts are not harmful to your health, but they can make it very difficult to see and live your life. The only way to treat cataracts is to have them removed through cataract… Read More
Cloudy vision has led to a cataracts diagnosis, and you are now deep in the search for answers to how cataract surgery works, how safe it is, and what your options are. You are also busy checking out recommendations for successful and experienced ophthalmologists to handle the procedure to find the right one for you…. Read More
Have you been having difficulty seeing? You may be suffering from cataracts. Cataracts are a common age-related condition where the lens of the eye becomes cloudy, causing your vision to slowly deteriorate. Living with cataracts can be a big adjustment and most patients eventually decide to have cataract surgery. When you have cataract surgery, your… Read More
Cataract symptoms are a natural part of the aging process but there is no doubt that they come with a number of challenges. As the lens of the eye becomes cloudy, it becomes more difficult to see, which can impact your life in a number of ways. For many patients, the hardest part of having… Read More
Choosing to undergo cataract surgery is not an easy decision. Anytime you have to undergo surgery on your eyes it can feel very overwhelming. But perhaps the most important decision you have to make is how to choose a cataract surgeon. Selecting the right surgeon can determine the difference between an unpleasant experience and a… Read More
Several diseases that plague impoverished populations in the developing world are either preventable or treatable. Cataracts are one such example. The common eye disease, which clouds up a person’s vision due to a build-up on the lens, can be easily treated in less than an hour by an ophthalmologist. Unfortunately, this relatively straightforward procedure is much… Read More
Most people over the age of 40 that suffer vision loss are developing cataracts. Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness throughout the entire world. The number of cases of cataracts far eclipse the amount of glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy cases combined! There are three types of cataracts: Subcapsular Cataracts:Â Occurring at the back… Read More
June is Cataract Awareness Month. Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world and affect more than 22 million Americans aged 40 and older. Washington Eye Physicians & Surgeons wants you to be informed about the ways you can help protect yourself. Risk factors for developing cataracts include diabetes, direct and prolonged exposure… Read More
Joyce B came to Washington Eye over the summer complaining of blurry vision and wanted new contact lenses to help correct the issue. Her vision with best correction was 20/40 in both eyes. The optometrist diagnosed her with significant cataract in both eyes. After discussing her findings with the eye doctor, she decided to undergo… Read More
Bladeless laser assisted cataract surgery is now a reality. The femtosecond laser executes many steps currently performed by the surgeon’s hand to provide a greater level of precision and safety in modern cataract surgery. Washington Eye surgeons are pioneers with many new technologies. From these past experiences we know that bladeless laser cataract surgery will… Read More
If you are seeking a Washington DC LASIK eye surgery specialist you have come to the right place. Washington Eye Physicians & Surgeons has locations in Chevy Chase and Silver Spring. Our LASIK surgeons are dedicated to creating the best possible LASIK eye surgery outcomes.
Eyelid Surgery can reduce the aging, tired, or sad look caused by drooping eyelids. The Oculoplastic Surgeons also perform reconstructive surgery of the eye socket and orbital fractures of the facial bones, including eye prostheses, tearing problems, lid twitches, and blepharospasm.
If you are seeking reduced dependence on eye glasses after cataract surgery in Washington DC, take a moment to explore advanced technology lenses such as Crystalens®, Acrysof® Restor, multifocal Tecnis® and Toric lenses for astigmatism correction.
