Peninsula Laser Eye Medical Group

The Visian intraocular lens is now available in a toric form than can correct astigmatism as well as high myopia for those patients that are not good candidates for LASIK. The quality of vision obtained after surgery is amazing!

Staar Surgical Announces FDA Approval of the Visian Toric ICL for the Correction of Myopia with Astigmatism. Call our office today to schedule your complimentary consultation to see if this technology is right for you! https://eyewire.news//staar-surgical-announces-fda-approv/

A pterygium is a non-cancerous growth of the clear, thin tissue (conjunctiva) that lays over the white part of the eye (sclera) and the cornea. This condition is more common in people with excess outdoor exposure to sunlight and wind. The growth can become inflamed and cause burning, irritation, or a feeling like there's a foreign object in the eye. In severe cases, it can begin to block vision. We offer the latest surgical techniques for pterygium removal with a significantly higher success rate than conventional surgery. If you have one or more of these symptoms, call to schedule your consultation with one of our highly trained surgeons and learn more about this common eye condition.

The eclipse will be exciting to experience in August but you must wear appropriate eclipse viewing glasses to avoid a retinal burn. Regular sunglasses will not protect your retina!

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Great time out for us at K1 go cart racing doing manual dexterity training!

Have you been told that you're not a candidate for laser vision correction? If you are highly nearsignted, this article is for you!

IMPROVED VISUAL RESULTS FOR CATARACT SURGERY PATIENTS Peninsula Laser Eye Medical Group is now offering the ORA System, a new intraoperative device that provides real-time measurements of the eye during cataract surgery. Using this system, Dr. Dan Beers and Dr. Jeffrey Liu can evaluate the optical conditions in your eye after the cataract (or natural lens) has been removed. The ORA System guides the surgeon to determine the most accurate intraocular lens (IOL) power to correc...t refractive error and astigmatism, resulting in the clearest possible vision after cataract surgery. The ORA System works by directing a beam of low intensity laser light into the eye during surgery. The laser light reflects off of the patient’s retina, and sensors in the instrument analyze the reflected wave of light exiting the eye. This real-time analysis measures the unique optical characteristics of each eye, and gives the surgeon an accurate measurement of the eye’s refraction. This is especially critical for patients who elect for a premium lens implant (Multifocal, Crystalens, and toric IOLs) and those who have had prior LASIK or other refractive surgery. If you would like to know more about how the ORA System can help you achieve the best possible vision after cataract surgery, please call our office.

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