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Does LASIK hurt? What to expect with laser eye surgery.

If you’ve been wearing glasses or contacts for a while, chances are you’ve heard of LASIK. Millions of people around the world have benefitted from…

Mar 31st, 2020

All About Pupil Dilation

The dark circles at the centers of your eyes are called pupils. They are openings in the middle of the irises and let light enter…

Mar 25th, 2020

COVID-19 Update

We are watching the COVID-19 situation closely, and we will update our website with any changes to our office hours. If you have an appointment,…

Mar 17th, 2020

How to Choose an Ophthalmologist in Las Vegas

Choosing an ophthalmologist is one of the most important decisions you may have to make. Your eyes are precious, and when you are considering having…

Feb 20th, 2020

What’s an Ophthalmologist?

Patients often ask about the difference between their eye doctor who gives vision exams and an ophthalmologist. So, what is an ophthalmologist, and what role…

Feb 18th, 2020

Do Eye Floaters Go Away?

If you have had eye floaters, then you know the frustration that floaters can cause. Floaters are the little pieces of material that float across…

Jan 8th, 2020

Does LASIK Surgery Hurt?

"Does laser eye surgery hurt," is one of the common questions we get during LASIK and ASA consultations. We get it! Most people have never…

Dec 3rd, 2019

Can Health Insurance Pay for LASIK?

If you are thinking about getting LASIK, then you are probably already deciding how you plan to pay for your surgery. There are a few…

Nov 5th, 2019

The Six Muscles of the Eye

The human eye has six eye muscles. They are split into two primary groups: the recti muscles and the oblique muscles. The four recti muscles…

Oct 18th, 2019

Nearsighted vs. Farsighted: What Do They Actually Mean?

We'll get right to it: Nearsighted means your vision is blurry far away, and farsighted means your vision is blurry up close. Both nearsightedness and…

Sep 25th, 2019

Presbyopia: Corneal Inlay Breakthrough

If you suffer from presbyopia, you may use reading glasses or contact lenses to help improve your vision. However, new developments in corneal inlay implants can actually correct your vision…

Jul 31st, 2019

Different Types of Glaucoma — What You Should Know

Did you know that there are many different types of glaucoma? There are! If you have been diagnosed with glaucoma, your doctor will tell you…

Jul 12th, 2019