If you have a refractive error that makes your vision blurry at certain distances, you are hardly alone — about half of American adults have at least one refractive error. Although prescription lenses are a great way to achieve clear vision, wearing glasses or contacts poses some of its own challenges. That’s why so many […]
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How Technology Has Transformed Ophthalmology
Technological advancements are a key component of modern medicine. As new equipment and procedures develop, so does the ability of ophthalmologists to provide superior care to their patients. Many of today’s treatments that protect and restore vision were not an option for patients until recently. In this blog, the experienced ophthalmologists at Austin Eye explain […]
Read more...Ways to Overcome Myopia
Myopia , better known as nearsightedness, is the most common kind of refractive error. Over 40% of Americans have difficulty focusing on objects in the distance, and that number has been trending upward over time. In this blog, the fantastic team of eye doctors at Austin Eye review some of your options for overcoming myopia […]
Read more...Hydrus Microstent: A Minimally Invasive Procedure That Treats Glaucoma and Cataracts at the Same Time
Over the years, treatment for glaucoma has evolved significantly. Instead of performing invasive surgeries and dispensing endless supplies of medicated eye drops, some eye doctors have made the shift to forms of MIGS (minimally invasive glaucoma surgery) that provide effective treatment with less recovery. At Austin Eye, Dr. Shannon Wong and his fellow eye doctors […]
Read more...Answering Your Questions About Premium Lens Replacement
Despite getting most of the attention, LASIK is not the only type of refractive surgery. Premium lens replacement (sometimes called refractive lens exchange or clear lens extraction) is an alternative procedure that can correct mild to severe cases of myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. In this blog, Dr. Shannon Wong and his fellow ophthalmologists at Austin […]
Read more...How To Choose a Premium Lens for Cataract Surgery or Lens Replacement
Live long enough, and you are virtually certain to develop cataracts. The lens of the eye clouds, resulting in blurry vision. Cataract surgery is one of the most common procedures performed in the U.S. During this operation, the natural lens is replaced with an artificial lens. When it comes to deciding on a lens for […]
Read more...When Is Corneal Crosslinking Recommended for Keratoconus Patients?
If you’ve been diagnosed with keratoconus, treatment depends on how fast the condition is progressing. The top eye specialists at Austin Eye discuss when corneal crosslinking is recommended for patients with keratoconus.
Read more...Throw Out Your Glasses in Time for Summer With LASIK Eye Surgery
Summer is coming! Wouldn’t it be great to take a dip in the pool without worrying about your glasses and contact lenses? If you’re thinking about how you’ll look in a bathing suit, consider how much more attractive you’ll appear if you don’t need glasses to see clearly. The top eye specialists at Austin Eye […]
Read more...Black Spots In Your Vision Are Not Normal Parts of Aging
February is another awareness month for vision problems, focusing on age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) and low vision. ARMD is one of the leading causes of vision loss in people over age 50. One of the hallmark signs of ARMD is black spots in your field of vision. If you experience this symptom, it’s not a […]
Read more...Glaucoma Causes Permanent Vision Changes Before You Know You Have It
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, and our board-certified ophthalmologists at Austin Eye want you to understand the risk factors for this eye disease. Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness. The most common form, open-angle glaucoma, begins with undetectable symptoms. In fact, half of all people living with glaucoma have no idea they […]
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The Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute
The Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute, recently created at the Dell Medical School, is poised to become a leading-edge center for training future ophthalmologists and providing patients with the best medical and surgical eye care possible.
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