What is Refractive Lens Exchange?

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Laser vision correction is one of the most popular elective surgical procedures in the United States. LASIK is the best-known type of vision correction surgery, but not everyone is a good candidate for it. LASIK involves reshaping the cornea to correct common vision issues like nearsightedness or farsightedness. If you are not a good candidate…

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8 Places to Check Out in San Antonio After LASIK

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LASIK can allow you to have much greater visual freedom, with reduced dependency on visual aids like glasses and contact lenses. After LASIK, you’ll notice clearer vision, better vision at night and in low light, and the chance to enjoy all kinds of activities without the hassle of glasses or contacts.  LASIK surgery is an…

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Who is Most At Risk For Dry Eye?

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Dry eye syndrome is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Characterized by irritation, redness, burning, and blurred vision, dry eye can significantly impact daily life for those experiencing it. Although dry eye can happen to anyone, there are certain groups who are at an increased risk. Keep reading to learn more about…

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What is the Difference Between Cataract Surgery & LASIK?

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James D. Lehmann, M.D. | 10/24/2023 At Focal Point Vision, our ophthalmologists, or eye surgeons, are fellowship-trained and perform both cataract and LASIK surgery. Often during the discussion of cataract surgery, a patient asks, “Are you going to be doing LASIK on my eyes? What is the difference between cataract surgery and LASIK?” Essentially, cataract…

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What Are My Activity Restrictions After Cataract Surgery?

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James D. Lehmann, M.D. | 10/24/2023 Restrictions after Cataract Surgery Cataract surgery involves removal of the cloudy lens and replacement with a clear, artificial lens. The surgery takes 20-30 minutes and is usually done under local anesthesia with IV sedation. The majority of patients have very little pain or discomfort after the surgery, and often ask…

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What a Burst Blood Vessel In Your Eye Means

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James D. Lehmann, M.D. | 10/24/2023 If you recently woke up with a bright red spot in your eye, you’re probably feeling a little nervous. You’re probably anxiously typing a lot of different questions in your favorite search engine, including some variation of: If you’re worried about what a burst blood vessel in eye means…

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