What Are Cataracts, Anyway?
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The eyes are extremely intricate and complicated organs, and there are many different conditions that can have a profound effect on your eyesight. Some are relatively mild and easily corrected while others can cause permanent visual impairment or even blindness. Among the most serious of these conditions are cataracts, the most common cause of blindness…
Read MoreBasic Eye Exams Starting at Just $35
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At Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, we know that the single most important factor in maintaining lifelong visual health is the regularly scheduled eye exam. Eyes can frequently change over time, and updating your prescription regularly is the best way to make sure your vision stays sharp. Moreover, many eye and vision problems can be…
Read MoreUnderstanding LASIK Eye Surgery
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Many patients suffering from myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism use prescription glasses or contact lenses to give them clearer vision. However, advanced technology has made it possible to permanently correct these common vision problems with LASIK surgery. Laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis, more commonly known as LASIK, is the world’s most common elective procedure and nearly…
Read MoreHow the Eye Muscles Affect Vision Health
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At Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons we routinely treat a variety of conditions that affect the eye, but it is also important to understand that good vision relies on more than just the eye itself. For example, there are six distinct muscle groups that are responsible for orienting and controlling the movement of the eyes,…
Read MoreWhat Optical Illusions Reveal about Eyesight
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We’ve all heard the phrase “seeing is believing”, but one of the most interesting things about vision is that what we perceive as being “real” is not actually an objective representation of what is out there in reality. In fact, our perceptions are actually the result of complex interactions between the eyes and the brain,…
Read MoreA Closer Look at What Makes the Eye Work
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For over a decade, Dr. William Segal, Dr. Marc lay, and the rest of the staff at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, P.C. have provided patients with a full array of routine eye care, eye disease treatment, and refractive eye surgery. Over the years we’ve published many articles explaining the ins and outs of various…
Read MoreFour Steps to Healthier Eyes
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At Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, P.C. we provide patients with a full array of routine eye care, eye disease treatment, and refractive eye surgery. While Dr. William Segal uses the latest and most advanced technology to treat conditions ranging from simple astigmatism to cataracts or glaucoma, we also realize that preventative care plays a…
Read MoreWhat Happens as the Eye Gets Older?
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Most of us are familiar with the laundry list of minor irritations and inconveniences that accompany growing older. But many people fail to take into consideration the effects that aging can have on your vision. In fact, changes in vision can often be one of the first and most undeniable signs of aging. As time…
Read MoreThe Causes and Treatments of Chronic Dry Eye
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We’ve all experienced the familiar scratchy, burning sensation associated with dry eyes, but for some that persistently irritating condition never seems to go away. Studies show that close to 8 percent of women age 50 or older in the United States and about 4 percent of men in that same group experience symptoms of chronic…
Read MoreFloaters and Flashes: What Do They Mean?
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One concern that many of the patients at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons bring to our attention has to do with little “cobwebs” or specks that seem to float about in their field of vision. These small, dark, shadowy shapes can look like spots, thread-like strands, or squiggly lines and just seem to lazily drift…
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