Vision

The Facts on Vision Care

Open Your Eyes to Clearer Vision

In the past two decades, LASIK has gained a reputation as the most popular surgical procedure to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Boasting long-term results and a high success rate, millions of patients have chosen to undergo LASIK for their vision correction needs.

A Safe, Superior Solution

Are implantable contact lenses the new LASIK? Well, not exactly. But ICLs can treat the same conditions as LASIK. However, unlike LASIK, the ICL procedure is reversible. Further, ICLs can be placed on patients who are not good candidates for LASIK.

The Fountain of Youth?

Have vision specialists found the fountain of youth for the eyes with the development of intraocular lenses? Treating presbyopia and cataracts, IOLs restore vision affected by these age-related conditions so you can permanently say goodbye to clouded, blurred vision.

Out with the Old, In with the New

During cataract surgery, the clouded crystalline lens can be removed and replaced with an IOL. Improving both near and long-distance vision, the pairing of cataract surgery and IOL placement can provide cataract patients with clear vision at any age.

The Answers You Need from Doctors You Can Trust

Finding an ophthalmologist you can trust is not always an easy task. When you're seeking a physician who is skilled in a particular specialty of eye care, that task can be even more difficult. That is why DocShop provides prospective patients with a complete directory of eye care specialists experienced in LASIK vision correction and other refractive treatments, cataract surgery, and the detection of various eye diseases. Use the DocShop directory to get in touch with doctors in your area. We offer direct access to physician websites so you can connect with the doctor who is right for you.