We are honored to present our premier cataract service, with visual outcomes in the top 1% nationally. We offer a fully-customizable cataract experience, including LASER-assisted surgery, Dropless protocols (no drops after surgery), and premium services at our Las Vegas eye surgery center are designed to give you the vision you've always wanted. Quality is always a priority.

When it comes to LASIK and PRK, quality matters. The techniques we use have been shown in the medical literature to produce some of the finest vision ever reported. Not a candidate? Glasses too thick? Corneas too thin? Clear Lens Exchange or the Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) may help. We are also the only practice to have ever...

Glaucoma is a major cause of vision loss in the US. Surprisingly, half of those with it are unaware, as there are no symptoms in the early stages. At Brimhall Eye, we perform comprehensive testing and if necessary can use a variety of methods to treat it, including medications, laser, and/or surgery. If caught early, the prognosis is usually excellent.

The cornea is the clear dome in the front the eye, and is largely responsible for focusing vision. If it becomes damaged or diseased, vision can become seriously compromised. Ethan Lin, M.D. is a cornea specialist with world-class training who may be able to help. He performs highly advanced treatments and surgery to restore vision.

Pterygium (tur-RIDGE-ee-um) is a fleshy red patch that can grow from the white to the colored part of the eye. Generally safe, they sometimes cause eye irritation or may be seen as unattractive. In severe cases they can damage vision. Fortunately, they can be easily removed. If you are bothered by a pterygium come in for an evaluation.

It is very important for those with diabetes to have a yearly eye exam. Diabetes can lead to blockage of blood vessels inside the eye causing vision changes or even vision loss. Additionally, diabetics are also at an increased risk of developing cataracts, glaucoma, double vision, or other problems. We routinely monitor and treat diabetes-related eye conditions.