Did you know you can have cataracts and glaucoma at the same time? If this happens, you need to treat both with special consideration. Depending on the severity of your glaucoma or cataracts, you may need surgery to treat them. Keep reading to learn when it’s right to treat glaucoma and cataracts together! What are… Read More
Did you know that January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month? You may be wondering why glaucoma needs its own awareness month. Continue reading and learn how to keep vision in your future with Washington Eye Physicians & Surgeons! The silent thief of sight With few discernible symptoms, glaucoma is a complicated eye disease. In fact,… Read More
Glaucoma is the most preventable cause of vision loss in the developed world, so it is import to get routine eye exams and understand glaucoma symptoms and signs. Glaucoma is a serious condition where fluid in the eye begins to build up, which causes pressure to build on the optic nerve. The optic nerve connects… Read More
Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness worldwide. In fact, experts have estimated that by 2020, 80 million people will have been diagnosed with glaucoma. Although it is quite common, the glaucoma diagnosis still comes as a shock to most patients. This is completely normal, but the good news is glaucoma is treatable if caught early… Read More
If you are seeking a Washington DC LASIK eye surgery specialist you have come to the right place. Washington Eye Physicians & Surgeons is located in Chevy Chase. 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.
