Condition Treatment & Management
From initial diagnosis through long-term management, we are committed to protecting your vision.
Treatment & Management
When it comes to treating and managing eye conditions, our priority is providing a customized approach tailored specifically to your eyes. Depending on your diagnosis, your care plan may include advanced prescription eye drops or targeted medications to manage conditions like glaucoma, allergies, or dry eye.
We also utilize modern in-office therapies. If your condition requires surgical intervention—such as cataract removal or advanced retinal care—we will guide you through the process. No matter the diagnosis, we are dedicated to utilizing the most effective and least invasive routes to protect your vision.
No matter the diagnosis, we are dedicated to utilizing the most effective and least invasive routes to protect your vision.
Visit our optical center for more information about corrective lens options.
Corrective Surgeries
We specialize in cataract surgery and offer YAG laser capsulotomy to treat clouding that can occur after cataract surgery, as well as laser peripheral iridotomy for the management of anatomically narrow angles.
YAG Laser Capsulotomy
YAG Laser Capsulotomy is a quick, painless laser procedure used to restore clear vision when the thin membrane behind an artificial lens becomes cloudy after cataract surgery. This common condition can cause blurry vision, glare, and difficulty seeing clearly. During the procedure, your surgeon uses a laser to create a small opening in the cloudy membrane, allowing light to pass through properly again.
YAG Laser Peripheral Iridotomy
Laser Peripheral Iridotomy is a quick laser procedure used to treat eyes with narrow drainage angles, which can increase the risk of a sudden rise in eye pressure (angle-closure glaucoma). During the procedure, your eye surgeon uses a laser to create a tiny opening in the outer edge of the iris (the colored part of the eye), allowing fluid to flow more freely within the eye. This helps prevent pressure buildup, protects the optic nerve, and reduces the risk of vision loss.
