All patients are personally seen by me.

After a thorough eye exam, I discuss the findings with specific attention to the following: cataracts, glaucoma, diabetes, macular degeneration, high blood pressure, dry eyes and allergies.

I take an individualized approach to each patient, keeping in mind their age, visual needs, and expectations.

I talk to my patients about their general overall health, with particular focus on actual or potential eye problems.

If a patient expresses concerns about a family history of a specific eye disease, we thoroughly discuss that as well.

I engage patients in a lifestyle discussion with special emphasis on work, sports and other activities. I then make recommendations appropriate to the patient’s needs and prescription on the best optical correction:
whether glasses, contact lenses or surgery involving LASIK or intraocular implants.

For example, a younger person may just need LASIK whereas other patients may benefit from refractive lens surgery. For those patients desiring to reduce their dependence on glasses but who have astigmatism, I would, in all likelihood, recommend a multifocal IOL implant followed by LASIK surgery to correct the underlying astigmatism.

I try to educate my patients on the latest technology to make sure they have the facts to determine the best option for their specific needs.

If surgery is that option, I perform all pre-operative testing; I perform the surgery; and I personally provide the post operative care as well.

And, as always, I am available by phone 24 hours a day.

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