Cataracts make it appear as if you’re viewing the world through a foggy window. Thankfully, surgery can restore your vision and reduce or eliminates your need for glasses. If you’re having cataract surgery, here’s a sneak peek at the process.
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For more than 30 years, Beverly Hills Institute of Ophthalmology has had a reputation as the busiest and best eye care provider in the Beverly Hills and Torrance, California, areas. The expert ophthalmology team offers LASIK surgery, cataract surgery with premium intraocular lenses, glaucoma surgery, dry eye treatment, myopia treatment, astigmatism treatment, cornea transplants, and laser eye surgery.
One of the reasons that Beverly Hills Institute of Ophthalmology is so popular among area patients is because they offer the very best in concierge service. The Beverly Hills Institute of Ophthalmology team understands that one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to eye care. Each patient has their own unique needs, and the team makes sure that eye care is always fully customized for optimal patient satisfaction and excellent results.
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Cataracts make it appear as if you’re viewing the world through a foggy window. Thankfully, surgery can restore your vision and reduce or eliminates your need for glasses. If you’re having cataract surgery, here’s a sneak peek at the process.
If you’ve ever wished for freedom from the hassles of wearing eyeglasses or contact lenses, you’re likely aware of the power of LASIK surgery. The first laser-assisted vision correction procedure remains the most popular and powerful.
Keratoconus is an eye disease which involves the normally round cornea bulging and forming into a cone shape. This happens progressively and is due to a thinning cornea.