Reviewed by: Dr. Scot C. Holman, MD
Are you struggling to see at night or finding it difficult to enjoy outdoor activities because of glare?
When is the Right Time for Laser Cataract Surgery?
What to Expect During and After Advanced Laser Cataract Surgery
Reviewed By: Vinay Gutti, MD
Laser cataract surgery has become a leading option for those seeking improved vision and reduced dependence on glasses. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, this procedure, guided by a cataract specialist, makes precise incisions in record time. Here’s what you can expect before, during, and after advanced laser cataract surgery from our specialists in The Villages, Wildwood, Tavares, Leesburg, Lady Lake, and Mount Dora, FL, USA.
Combining Glaucoma and Cataract Surgery: Knowing the Differences
Reviewed By: Jose Alfredo Vazquez, MD
At Lake Eye Associates, we recognize the critical importance of addressing conditions like glaucoma and cataracts to preserve and enhance vision. Serving patients in The Villages, Wildwood, Leesburg, Tavares, Lady Lake, and Mount Dora, FL, USA, we specialize in comprehensive eye care, including glaucoma therapy and laser cataract removal.
How Can Advanced Laser Cataract Surgery Improve Visual Outcomes?
Reviewed By: Scot C. Holman, MD
Cataracts cause a third of worldwide blindness, affecting approximately 65.2 million people and causing moderate to severe vision loss in over 80% of cases, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Is Laser Cataract Surgery Your Perfect Match? Explore the Options
Reviewed By: Scott R. Wehrly, MD
If you live in a blurry world with cataracts clouding your natural lens and obstructing light from reaching your retina, you may be a candidate for cataract surgery. Commonly developed with age—over 90% of individuals experience it by 65—this cloudiness can severely impair your vision.
Diabetes and Cataracts: How to Manage Both Conditions
Reviewed By: Scot C. Holman, MD
Diabetes is a severe condition that affects 37.3 million people nationwide—that’s 11.3% of the US population. Unfortunately, with skyrocketing obesity rates, cardiac problems, and genetic issues, Americans are a prime target.
What Is the First Sign of Cataracts?
Reviewed By: Scott R. Wehrly, MD
Cataracts are one of the most common eye issues that can cause vision loss in people over 60.
Because it’s so common, you’re probably wondering what the early signs are so that you can be prepared if you start to develop cataracts yourself.
What Is the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL)?
Reviewed By: Scott R. Wehrly, MD
Overview of Cataracts
Cataracts are typically an age-related condition. The risk of developing them increases after 40, and they are the leading cause of blindness in the United States. Fortunately, even though a cataract cannot be reversed, treatment is typically a smooth process once eyeglasses or contact lenses can’t correct a person’s vision.
What Do You See During Cataract Surgery?
Reviewed By: Scot C. Holman, MD
What Are Cataracts?
Your natural lens is a clear, curved structure made of 60% proteins. It’s flexible and stretches or shrinks to focus light on the retina (the light-detecting tissue at the back of your eye).
Can Cataracts Cause Blindness?
Reviewed By: Scott R. Wehrly, MD
How Cataracts Affect Vision
Your vision changes throughout your life. Many changes are due to the natural aging of eye tissue, decreasing the sharpness of your vision. You may need reading glasses or turn on more lights to see clearly.
