LASIK and Cataract Blog

Patients in their 20′s and 30′s desiring Vision Correction really only have one choice: LASIK. And it is a great option. In the 40′s, Presbyopia (age-related degradation of near vision) starts to set in. By age 50, the earliest Cataract changes are developing and the effects of Presbyopia are more severe. But Vision Correction is […]

A video by about Cataract Surgery Lens Implant Options is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist, who specializes in LASIK and Cataract surgery with Lifestyle lens implants such as the ReSTOR, Crystalens, and TORIC lens. He practices at , which has locations in Irving and Grapevine, Texas. For more information, please call for a Free LASIK consultation […]

I saw an interesting, second opinion patient the other day. He came in complaining that the glasses he had made at his Optometrist’s office were not working. He had returned them to the Optometrist’s office twice and was told there was nothing wrong with the glasses. He complained that objects viewed in the left eye […]

January has been designated Glaucoma Awareness Month. What is Glaucoma? Glaucoma is a group of diseases associated with damage to the optic nerve. The optic nerve is the part of the eye that carries the images we see to the brain. Glaucoma usually occurs in patients with elevated eye pressures. However, it can rarely in […]

Today is Day Zero of Texas Eye Talk. I’ve always been told that I am a pretty good writer and presenter. Indeed, I served as the editor of our school paper in High School. As an Ophthalmologist and Eye Surgeon, I no longer spend as much time writing creatively as I did in the past. […]

Figure1: Stock photo of Macular hole. Figure 2: Stock OCT of Macular hole showing hot spot. Figure 3: stock OCT of Macular hole showing the hole. dfweyes.com