Cataract & Refractive
Astigmatism Correction During Cataract Surgery
Corneal astigmatism does not disappear with cataract surgery unless it is specifically addressed. Toric lenses make correction part of the operation itself.
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Clear information for patients considering cataract, lens, or eyelid surgery.
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Cataract & Refractive
Corneal astigmatism does not disappear with cataract surgery unless it is specifically addressed. Toric lenses make correction part of the operation itself.
Cataract & Refractive
Glasses dependence after cataract surgery depends on the lens chosen, your astigmatism, and your visual priorities. Here is what determines the answer for each patient.
Cataract & Refractive
Cataract lens choice shapes your vision after surgery. Here is how the main options differ and the questions that help you decide with your surgeon.
Cataract & Refractive
Refractive lens exchange and cataract surgery use the same technique on different timing. Understanding the distinction clarifies which suits your eyes and age.
Cataract & Refractive
Refractive cataract surgery uses the lens exchange of cataract surgery to also reduce glasses dependence. Here is what distinguishes it from standard cataract surgery.
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Eyelid Surgery
Most chalazia settle with warm compresses and lid hygiene, but some persist or recur. Here is when surgery becomes the appropriate step and what it involves.
Eyelid Surgery
Combining upper and lower blepharoplasty treats both eyelids in one operation and one recovery. Here is how the decision is made and what to weigh.
Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid lumps are usually benign, but every new or changing lump deserves assessment. Here is an overview of common types and how treatment is decided.
Eyelid Surgery
Lower blepharoplasty candidacy depends on what is causing the under-eye change, the quality of eyelid support, eye health, and realistic goals. Here is how the assessment works.
Eyelid Surgery
Under-eye bags have several possible causes, including fat prominence, fluid, and aging support structures. Understanding the cause determines whether surgery will help.
Eyelid Surgery
Under-eye concerns can sometimes be improved with filler and sometimes require surgery. The difference comes down to what is causing the change and what each option can do.
Eyelid Surgery
Upper blepharoplasty can improve heaviness and comfort around the eyes, but candidacy depends on anatomy, health, and goals. Here is how the decision is approached.
Eyelid Surgery
Upper blepharoplasty results are long-lasting because removed skin does not grow back, but aging continues. Here is what is known generally and what varies between patients.
Eyelid Surgery
Upper blepharoplasty recovery follows a predictable pattern of swelling and bruising, but individual healing varies. Here is what typically happens and what influences it.
Eyelid Surgery
Heavy upper eyelids can come from eyelid skin, brow descent, or both. Distinguishing the cause determines whether blepharoplasty, a brow lift, or a combination is appropriate.
Eyelid Surgery
Oculoplastic surgeons train first in ophthalmology and then subspecialize in eyelid surgery, bringing eye-focused expertise to both functional and cosmetic eyelid care.