Cataract Surgery & Lens Options

3 Unexpected Benefits of Cataract Surgery — Not Just Better Vision

How to Prepare for Cataract Surgery

Cataracts are a common side effect of the aging process; the lens of the eye becomes cloudy and light is unable to pass through to the retina. As a result, your vision can become blurry and you can have a sensitivity to light.<br>Cataracts can be managed by lifestyle changes for a period of time but ultimately, cat ...

Why More Younger People Are Having Cataract Surgery

Experts say it could be due to patient expectations and tech advancements

Can Cataract Surgery Limit Cognitive Decline? What about Mortality?

We know that cataract surgery can improve vision, which aids in the performance of patients’ daily activities. Studies have even shown that increased visio

Retinal light exposure after cataract surgery, what are the risks?

Phototoxicity is a current vision health concern and there is evidence that UV and blue-violet light may cause adverse effects to the eye. Blue-violet light sources include the sun, but also the widespread light-emitting diode (LED) technologies, resulting in around-the-clock exposure. Chronic exposure to blue-violet light, among other factors, may contribute to retinal diseases such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), or speed-up AMD progression after cataract…

Surgeons discuss how to address astigmatism during cataract surgery

Ocular Surgery News | Correcting astigmatism is an important part of cataract surgery, especially as the goals of modern cataract surgery have evolved to mirror that of refractive surgery, responding to heightened expectations of patients.“Today, a patient’s goal is not just more clarity of vision with correction, but a more focused vision with little to no reliance on correction. Astigmatism, even as low

How Cataract Surgery Improves Eyesight

Laser-assisted cataract surgery typically takes about 30 minutes to perform, not counting preparation and recovery time. it's also painless, Dr. Solinsky says.

Latest edition of A Patient Guide to Cataract Surgery

Download your own copy of our latest edition of A Patient Guide to Cataract Surgery!

Why Cataract Surgery Can Reduce Falls in Seniors

Falling related to bifocal glasses is a significant danger to seniors and something that can be easily corrected with cataract surgery. An ophthalmologist explains why he encouraged his mom to get the surgery (that he performed himself).

Why cataract surgery is more complicated than it should be

And we wonder why medical care in the United States is so costly without outcomes that reflect this high cost.

and 50-Somethings Are Getting Cataract Surgery: What Gives?

It isn't uncommon to get cataracts when you're in your 40s and 50s.

10 Things You Need to Know About Cataract Surgery

It's far more common, simpler and cheaper than ever. But is it right for you?

Why Does Cataract Surgery Have Such a High Success Rate?

The Vista Eye Specialists discuss how laser technology &amp; advanced IOLs have helped make cataract surgery successful for so many patients.

Why more people are getting cataract surgery in their 50s and 60s

More people in their 50s and 60s are seeking out cataract surgery, a procedure once thought to be only for the elderly.

How Innovative Technology Has Revolutionized Cataract Surgery and Lowered Costs

The latest milestone in cataract surgery means patients can see more clearly with even less discomfort, little to no requirement for post-operative eye drops and at a significantly lower cost.

How Cataract Surgery at Key-Whitman Gave One Man His Life Back

A Key-Whitman patient describes how receiving cataract surgery positively improved his quality of life.

How does diabetic retinopathy influence cataract surgery?

Study compares preoperative risk factors, co-pathology in patients

Evolving Surgical Techniques With Laser Cataract Surgery

The new systems can help surgeons preserve the integrity of the capsular bag, enhancing surgeons’ confidence in safety and minimizing complications.

Why Do I have to Pay Out of Pocket for Cataract Surgery?

You’ve been diagnosed with a cataract and you’ve been told you should have cataract surgery. The surgeon is also telling you that you should consider paying extra out of pocket it for it. Where did this come from? Why should you have to pay out of pocket for cataract surgery? Shouldn’t your health insurance just cover it? In trying to answer those questions, you will first need a little history of both cataract and refractive (correcting errors of refraction such as nearsightedness,...