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We all know that as we age, our eyesight typically tends to decline. This is a normal process, but it might be more than just age that is causing blurring in your vision. If you are curious about what causes cataracts or signs that you might need treatment, here are some answers to commonly asked… Read More
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When you are pondering the question of what LASIK or eye procedure is best for you, you are likely to have many questions. We have provided some common questions and the answers to them to help ease your mind and get you excited about clear vision! What is Contoura LASIK? Contoura vision topography LASIK is… Read More
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Dr. Dong Will Provide Free Cataract Surgery for National Sight Week We’re excited to announce our participation in the 3rd annual National Sight Week (October 14-20), sponsored by the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) Foundation. Dr. Dong has said, “I could go to other countries and perform surgery, but there are people… Read More
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If you’ve ever wondered “What is LASIK surgery?” we have some answers for you to help break down the process. LASIK eye surgery treats people with nearsightedness, farsightedness or an astigmatism by using lasers to reshape the cornea and correct impaired vision. The surgery itself only takes a few minutes, making the life-changing experience quick… Read More
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We all use sunscreen to protect our skin, but don’t forget to protect your eyes as well. Summertime means more time spent outdoors, and studies show that exposure to bright sunlight may increase the risk of developing cataracts and growths on the eye, including cancer. The same risk applies when using tanning beds, so be sure to protect… Read More
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Keep an Eye on Ultraviolet (UV) Safety from the American Academy of Ophthalmology Eye medical doctors (ophthalmologists) caution us that too much exposure to UV light raises the risks of eye diseases, including cataract, growths on the eye, and cancer. Strong exposure to snow reflection can also quickly cause painful damage called snow blindness. Growths on the eye, such… Read More
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Six Things to Consider from the American Academy of Ophthalmology Everyone knows sunglasses make it easier to see on a sunny day, whether out on the road or the water. However, wearing the right sunglasses is also a great defense against ultraviolet (UV) rays that can cause short- and long-term eye damage, according to the American… Read More
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With summer in full swing, the days are longer, the sun hotter, and the threat from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet rays, greater. Georgia Center for Sightand the American Academy of Ophthalmology warns that excess sun exposure can put you at risk of serious short-term and long-term eye problems. This is true for young and old, year-round. Prevention is… Read More
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Your ophthalmologist will examine and test your eyes to make a cataract diagnosis. This comprehensive eye exam will include dilation. This means eye drops will widen your pupils. Slit-lamp exam Your ophthalmologist will examine your cornea, iris, lens and the other areas at the front of the eye. The special slit-lamp microscope makes it easier… Read More
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Summer is in full swing, which means you are spending lots of time soaking up the sun and enjoying the warm weather! Here at Georgia Center for Sight, we want to give you helpful tips on how to protect your eyes in the summer. Eye protection safety is really important, especially during these summer months… Read More
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