Reviewed By: Dr. Reuther Many people see a big improvement after cataract surgery, then notice a change later. Sometimes vision gets hazy again months or years down the line. In other cases, the vision is clearer than before, but glasses still help with certain tasks. Depending on the cause, a laser procedure after cataract surgery […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Solomon Making the right choice among cataract surgery lens options is important, as the lens you select (known as an intraocular lens, or IOL) sets the baseline for your sight. Surgeons will always walk you through the options and provide a recommendation, but knowing the types of lenses for cataract surgery that align […]
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Reviewed By: Drew Hunter, MD At Carolina Eyecare Physicians, we recognize that clear vision is invaluable for all ages. While LASIK eye surgery to correct vision has been a revolutionary solution for refractive errors, we understand that its suitability varies by age group. In this blog, we will show options tailored to providing you with […]
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Reviewed By: Susan DiSario, OD. Summary Most adults with diabetes need regular comprehensive dilated eye exams, but the starting point depends on the type of diabetes. Adults with Type 1 diabetes should generally have their first exam five years after diabetes begins. People with Type 2 diabetes should be examined at diagnosis. After the first […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Cole Miliken, MD Summary Cornea transplant recovery is gradual. Some patients notice improvement within weeks, while others need many months for vision to stabilize. The timeline depends on the type of transplant, the reason for surgery, your eye health, and how closely you follow your postoperative instructions. More than 47,000 corneal transplants […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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Reviewed By: Susan DiSario, OD. Summary Most adults with diabetes need regular comprehensive dilated eye exams, but the starting point depends on the type of diabetes. Adults with Type 1 diabetes should generally have their first exam five years after diabetes begins. People with Type 2 diabetes should be examined at diagnosis. After the first […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Cole Miliken, MD Summary Cornea transplant recovery is gradual. Some patients notice improvement within weeks, while others need many months for vision to stabilize. The timeline depends on the type of transplant, the reason for surgery, your eye health, and how closely you follow your postoperative instructions. More than 47,000 corneal transplants […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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