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Treating Dry Eye improves PanOptix disadvantages...
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Treating Dry Eye improves PanOptix disadvantages...
Panoptix IOL gives distance, intermediate, and near vision without glasses after cataract surgery...
The Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) is an Intra-ocular Lens (IOL) placed after cataract surgery. The power of the LAL can be adjusted 3-4 weeks after surgery to obtain maximum accuracy of vision....
The Light Adjustable Lens gives patients the best vision possible after cataract surgery...
The Need Cataracts are the leading cause of curable blindness in the world. No one should be blind from a cataract--No one. And yet, almost 20 million people are blind from curable cataracts worldwide. One study found that in El Salvador, 4.3 percent of...
Panoptix lens helps patients see far, intermediate and near vision without glasses after cataract surgery...
As mentioned in our previous blog post, intraocular lenses (IOLs) are small devices used to replace the eye’s natural lens during cataract surgery. Dr. Gary Foster, who practices in Fort Collins, Colorado, offers several types of intraocular lenses, each with unique features. If you are facing cataract surgery and do not know which IOL to choose, the information in this post may prove helpful. Dr. Foster can also explain your options in person during a consultation.
A significant portion of Dr. Gary Foster’s Colorado ophthalmology practice is devoted to cataract care, and, as such, he fields a variety of questions about the condition. Here, Dr. Foster answers the most commonly asked questions about cataract development, symptoms and treatment.
Exercise is great for your figure, mood, energy level and cardiovascular health. But what about your eye health? Can regular physical exercise stave off the development of eye conditions like cataracts? Dr. Gary Foster, a trusted ophthalmologist in Colorado, has the answer here.
[caption id="attachment_2324" align="alignright" width="352"] A Cloudy Posterior Capsule can Cause a Return of Starburst Vision and Glare After Cataract Surgery[/caption] Twenty percent of patients develop a posterior capsular opacity in the months to years after their lens extraction and need a secondary cataract surgery for yag...