Faqs

During Refractive Cataract Surgery, our goal is to not only remove your cataract, but to elevate your level of vision to reduce or eliminate your need for corrective eyewear. Refractive Cataract [...]

There are out-of-pocket expenses not covered by Medicare or private insurances associated with Refractive Cataract Surgery. As a service to our patients, flexible monthly payment plans are [...]

At your comprehensive cataract evaluation, Dr. Collins will meet with you one-on-one to examine the health of your eyes and discuss your lifestyle, hobbies and desired outcome after cataract [...]

With the selection of a premium lens, our goal is to not only remove your cataract, but to elevate your level of vision to reduce or eliminate your need for corrective eyewear after cataract [...]

Refractive Cataract Surgery is laser-assisted, which improves the precision, customization and safety of many key surgical steps. This provides the opportunity for more desirable visual outcomes [...]

Patients may also experience symptoms of dysphotopsia. The term dysphotopsia is used to describe a variety of visual symptoms that result from light reflecting off, or being blocked by the edge [...]

We suggest that the patient go home immediately after surgery and take the weekend to relax. We ask that patients do not swim and avoid dirty, dusty, and smoky environments for two weeks. If [...]

Most LASIK patients see clearly within 24 hours of surgery and are able to drive after their first-day post-operative exam. Many return to work and resume normal activities within a few days of [...]

Depending on the severity of your dry eyes, ASA may be recommended over LASIK because it is thought that making the flap can exacerbate dry eye symptoms After the procedure, your operated eye may [...]

No. Unfortunately, among the many LASIK eye surgery benefits, the prevention of cataracts, glaucoma, retinal detachment, macular degeneration, or any other eye disease is not included.