Cataract surgery takes about fifteen minutes per eye, and most patients walk in and out of the surgery center the same day. That short timeline leads many people to assume they can hop in the car afterward and drive themselves home, the way they might after a routine dental cleaning or a standard eye exam. […]
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Your cataract surgery is scheduled, and now you have to make a choice that might feel even more important: which IOL will be placed in your eye. Two options you may hear about are PanOptix and Vivity. Both are premium lenses, come with an extra cost, and aim to reduce how often you need your […]
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Many patients are surprised to learn that cataract surgery can do more than just remove a clouded lens. If you have astigmatism, your surgeon can address it during the same procedure. The approach your cataract surgeon recommends depends on the degree of your astigmatism and what you want from your vision afterward. Understanding those options […]
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