Although it might sound scary knowing you have cataracts, modern technology advancements in cataract surgery mean that you are able to regain sight affected by cataracts. Depending on what IOL, or intraocular lens you choose, cataract surgery can also reduce your dependence on glasses as well. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts and how… Read More
When it comes to seeing your eye doctor regularly, you may think that you don’t need to. If you wear glasses or contacts or have a history of eye conditions, your regular exams with your eye doctor are even more important. If you notice any issues with your eyes or vision, it’s important to make… Read More
When it comes to glaucoma, prevention is the best medicine. What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is a condition that refers to eye disorders that are associated with a buildup of intraocular eye pressure, or “internal” ocular pressure. This buildup of internal eye pressure is dangerous and can cause damage to the optic nerves, which is the part… Read More
When it comes to conventional versus custom LASIK, patients tend to prefer custom LASIK. Custom LASIK, also referred to as blade-free LASIK, is perfect for those who live an on-the-go life and are just tired of dealing with the hassle and inconvenience of prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses. LASIK stands for laser assisted in situ… Read More
Did you know that over 400,000 cataract surgeries are performed in the United States every year? Cataracts are often referred to as “age-related cataracts” due to the prevalence of the condition in those 80 and over. By this time, nearly half of all Americans will either have cataracts or have already had cataract surgery to… Read More
The term diabetic retinopathy is an umbrella term for diabetes-related vision or eye problems. At first, diabetic retinopathy may not result in any problems but eventually, due to blood vessels becoming damaged, diabetic retinopathy can result in blindness. Anyone with types 1 or 2 diabetes can develop diabetic retinopathy. Read on to learn more about… Read More
Did you know that 4 million Americans over the age of 40 who are blind or suffer from visual impairment are women? Here are five tips for women to be better educated and prepared to best address their eye health! 1. Women Are At Higher Risk for Vision Loss When it comes to vision loss… Read More
Nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia are the most common vision problems. These conditions are often referred to as refractive errors. Refractive errors occur because the shape of the eye prevents light passing through the cornea and the lens from focusing properly on the retina. The cornea and lens react to incoming light, or bend it,… Read More
In order to reduce your risk factors for developing glaucoma, you first need to be aware of what the risk factors are. It’s almost like needing credit to get credit, except in this case, we are talking about your eye health. Risk factors for glaucoma include: Family history High eye pressure Thin corneas Age and… Read More
Back in the day, you only had to worry about the glare from your desktop monitor. These days, our eyes are bombarded by tablets, e-readers, smartphones, and more — and that’s before we even leave the house. Out in the real world, our eyes are constantly focusing on the various screens we encounter, from figuring… Read More
If you are seeking a Long Island LASIK specialist, the eye doctors at Stahl Eyecare Experts would like to offer you a great opportunity in laser eye surgery. Brought to you by professional, experienced Long Island LASIK surgeons, our one-of-a-kind medical facility brings not only cutting-edge technology, but experienced hands in ophthalmology as well. Helping you achieve your personal best vision is mission critical at our Long Island LASIK office. If LASIK cost is something that has been holding you back please feel free to review our options regarding LASIK Financing. We are dedicated to providing the best in patient education so that our patients can make a well-educated decision as to whether or not LASIK would be a good vision correction option. Remember, not everyone is a good candidate for LASIK. This is precisely why you need to have an experienced LASIK surgeon in Long Island evaluate you to make sure that this is the right eye surgery procedure for you! If LASIK is not the best procedure for you, we offer other ophthalmology procedures such as cataract surgery to help you see better. If you are seeking a Long Island cataract surgeon we are happy to offer cataract consultations to educate you about this process and determine your vision correction options.
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