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Ophthalmologist vs. Optometrist: Which Do I Need to See?
by crm-admin | May 20, 2015 | Cataracts, Eye Exam, Frequently Asked Questions, General Eye Care, Laser Eye Surgery, LASIK, Ophthalmologist, Optometrists | 0 Comments

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When it comes to making an appointment with an eye doctor, patients often aren’t sure whether they need to see an ophthalmologist or an optometrist. What’s the difference between these two eye care professionals and how do you know which one you need to see? Optometrists An optometrist is can eye care professional who provides primary vision care. They perform...

How Do I Decide If LASIK Is Right For Me?
by crm-admin | July 30, 2012 | Frequently Asked Questions, Laser Eye Surgery, LASIK | 0 Comments

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Deciding to have LASIK surgery is a personal decision between you and your optometrist and/or ophthalmologist. Before you even set up a consultation, here are some things to consider in making the choice to have this revolutionary vision correction procedure. Is Your Vision Stable? One of the first factors to look at is whether you will be a candidate for...

How Do I Find Reviews on a LASIK Surgeon?
by crm-admin | July 16, 2012 | Frequently Asked Questions, Laser Eye Surgery, LASIK | 0 Comments

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If you are just starting to look into Houston LASIK surgery, you might be overwhelmed with where to start and how to choose a LASIK surgeon. Many prospective patients today are turning to the internet as a vast source of information on doctors and their services. A great place to start is by looking at online patient reviews for the...

Can I Prevent Cataracts?
by Berkeley Eye Center | June 21, 2012 | Cataracts, Frequently Asked Questions | 0 Comments

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A cataract is the clouding of a person’s natural lens which results in decreased vision. Cataracts are sometimes thought of as an effect of growing older. While there is no known definitive cause of cataracts, other factors that seem to increase your risk of developing cataracts include a family history of the condition; diabetes; previous eye injuries; and smoking. Although...

Answers To Your LASIK Questions from Houston’s Berkeley Eye Center
by crm-admin | November 15, 2011 | Frequently Asked Questions, Laser Eye Surgery, LASIK | 0 Comments

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If you’ve considered having laser eye surgery, then it’s likely that you have many questions. A Houston LASIK surgeon is the best person to answer these thoroughly, but if you want some information before scheduling your consultation, then consider these common queries. Am I A Candidate For Houston LASIK? This question tops the list of LASIK questions among prospective patients for this...

Presbyopia Solutions: Alternatives to Reading Glasses
by crm-admin | November 14, 2011 | Eye Conditions, Frequently Asked Questions | 0 Comments

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Do you find yourself wishing your arms were longer as you struggle to push reading materials further away in order to focus on them? You may be experiencing presbyopia, a natural aging condition in which the eye’s natural lens hardens, preventing it from changing shape easily. This makes the transition between distance and near vision difficult, and seeing up close...

Dry Eyes: Symptoms & Treatments
by crm-admin | June 29, 2011 | Dry Eyes, Eye Conditions, Frequently Asked Questions, General Eye Care | 0 Comments

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Dry eye is one of the most common reasons that patients seek an appointment with an eye doctor, whether they know it or not.  Dry eye bothers nearly everyone at some point in their life.  Possible symptoms of dry eye may include the following: RednessEye painPressure sensationBurning or stingingBlurry vision Despite the seeming contradiction, excessive tearing or “watery eyes” are...