Yearly Archives: 2022

What to look for in a LASIK eye surgeon

Published: December 1, 2022

LASIK eye surgery can be a major event in a person’s life. As such, it requires a lot of thought and planning, especially when it comes to choosing a doctor. Thankfully, there are now various online resources through which patients can access information regarding a doctor’s experience and history, as well as patient reviews. In...

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4 Best Lasik Alternatives for Vision Correction

Published: November 1, 2022

Patients who are candidates for laser eye surgery should be informed about alternative options so they can choose the best treatment for themselves. Certain factors, such as the thinness of the patient’s corneas, can also have an impact on candidacy for procedures. Understanding what each procedure entails can give us a better understanding of...

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PRK Recovery Guide

Published: October 1, 2022

Patients who are not good candidates for LASIK will most likely be recommended to undergo PRK surgery instead. While it is less known than LASIK, PRK surgery is just as effective at addressing vision issues. The difference, however, is that PRK comes with a longer recovery period. Knowing what to expect from the recovery process can help patients...

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The Do’s And Don’ts Post EVO ICL Surgery

Published: September 1, 2022

If you’re thinking about getting EVO ICL surgery, or you already have your appointment, you’re probably wondering what to expect during the recovery period. You’ll be glad to know that for most patients, the recovery period after EVO ICL is generally short. Your vision will likely be blurry immediately after your surgery, and this...

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Can Someone With Diabetes Have LASIK Eye Surgery?

Published: August 1, 2022

While LASIK eye surgery has been the most effective solution for vision problems and an ideal treatment for a wide range of people, those with diabetes have to be evaluated by the eye surgeon to make sure LASIK is safe for them. LASIK can be a positive, safe option for patients with diabetes whose blood sugar is well-controlled and who don’t...

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Advanced IOL and ICL Patient Management Pearls for an Optometric Physician

Published: July 8, 2022

We are pleased to invite you to a3-hour CE Dinner Seminar"Advanced IOL and ICL Patient Management Pearls for an Optometric Physician"on Thursday, July 28th; 2022 from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm at our new clinic at 1 Daniel Burnham Court, San Francisco. Dinner and drinks will beserved. The CE Dinner Seminar will allow participants...

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Dr. Barry Seibel Recognized as One of the “Best Cataract Surgeons in America”

Published: June 6, 2022

May 6, 2022 - Dr. Barry Seibel of Pacific Vision Institute in San Francisco, CA has been named one of the “Best Cataract Surgeons in America”. “Dr. Seibel is a leader and innovator in the field of Cataract Surgery. He delivers excellence to the patients under his direct care, and as an innovator, his many patented devices and...

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3 Myths & 3 Truths about LASIK Eye Surgery

Published: May 15, 2022

LASIK is a popular, safe procedure that can eliminate the need for glasses for many patients. Because it is so well known, there are various myths about LASIK that aren’t actually true. Whether the information comes from the internet or from friends who heard it from friends, it can be hard to tell whether what you’re hearing is valid....

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Who is NOT a Candidate for Cataract Surgery?

Published: April 20, 2022

Cataracts are one of the most common age-related eye conditions. Cataracts are caused when the protein in the natural lens of the eye starts to thicken and degenerate and becomes cloudy. Over time, cataracts slowly reduce the vision, and if they become severe enough, they can cause blindness If you’re experiencing vision problems from...

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What Would Happen if Cataracts Were Left Untreated?

Published: March 10, 2022

As we age, our eyes weaken and cataracts can begin to form on the lenses. This cloudy, flim-like material causes a number of vision problems, from worsening nearsightedness to the inability to see well in dim light–or in some cases, double vision and faded colors. Most people get cataract surgery to resolve these concerns and are able to see...

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