Cutting-Edge Intraocular Lenses Now Available at Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons!
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We’re excited to announce that we currently have the Alcon AcrySof® IQ PanOptix® trifocal intraocular lens (IOL) at Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons. These innovative new lenses use the latest science and technology to correct presbyopia and cataracts in a single surgical session. Since 2015, the PanOptix lenses have shown superior results for many patients…
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Seeing Halos: How to Treat Astigmatism with Toric Intraocular Lenses
Posted by: Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons in Latest News, Uncategorized
“Toric lens” is a phrase that’s known mostly among eyecare professionals. As a patient, however, understanding more about your treatment options can help you take better care of your health and feel more in control. A toric lens has two different types of lens surfaces, each with a different level of optical power. The main…
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What’s the Difference Between Traditional & Laser Cataract Surgery?
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Cataracts are an extremely common eye-health issue throughout the world. As such, cataract surgery is one of the most common eye surgeries performed on the planet. Most of these surgeries are traditional procedures (meaning they use a scalpel instead of a laser), partially because many places throughout the world lack access to the laser-enabled equipment…
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What are the Most Common Causes of Vision Loss?
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Although they’re incredibly resilient and powerful, the eyes can be susceptible to a variety of complications. Something as intricate and functional as the human eye is bound to be somewhat vulnerable—with so many things to do, just as many can go wrong. Fortunately, however, we have developed effective treatments for many of the potential medical…
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What are the Most Common Causes of Vision Loss?
Posted by: Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons in Latest News
Although they’re incredibly resilient and powerful, the eyes can be susceptible to a variety of complications. Something as intricate and functional as the human eye is bound to be somewhat vulnerable—with so many things to do, just as many can go wrong. Fortunately, however, we have developed effective treatments for many of the potential medical…
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Meet Our Spotlight Patient for January: Jean
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At Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons, we love to show how much we value our patients. When patients want to tell their stories and formally express their gratitude for the work we do, we’re grateful to be reminded of the impact our efforts can have. Jean, a patient of ours who needed a special procedure…
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Meet Our December 2018 Spotlight Patient: Marlene
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At Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons, we’re proud of the fantastic relationships we’ve earned with our patients over the years. I believe we’ve been so successful, both as a medical service and a business, because we sincerely care about helping people. We can’t hide our enthusiasm when a patient wants to share his or her…
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Meet Our November 2018 Spotlight Patient: “Kay”
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At Georgia Eye Physicians & Surgeons, we’re proud of the strong relationships and level of trust we’ve developed with our patients over the years. We work hard every day to give our patients the eyecare they need in a comforting, professional environment they deserve. While knowing that we help people see the world more clearly…
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5 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Eyes Healthy and Your Eyesight Sharp
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Each and every day at Georgia Eye Physicians and Surgeons, board certified ophthalmologist Dr. William Segal and comprehensive consultative optometrist Dr. Marc Lay see dozens of patients to help treat both routine and serious vision problems. Many of these patients wonder whether there was anything that they could have done to prevent their specific vision…
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Treating Routine Vision Problems
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Vision problems are far more common than most people might think. Although it is difficult to know exactly just how many people in the United States wear eyeglasses, because there are so many different variables to consider, the Vision Council of America estimates that approximately 75% of all adults use some form of vision correction….
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