Category: Cataract

Is Cataract Surgery Permanent?

When you have cataracts, the only way to treat them is by having cataract surgery. The good news is that cataract surgery will remove your cataracts and restore your ability to see clearly, along with any vision loss you may have experienced because of them.  Cataract surgery is also permanent because you’ll have your cataracts… Read More

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Will I Still Need Glasses After Cataract Surgery?

Is your vision blurry, or does it seem like you’re looking at the world through a dirty window? These could be signs of cataracts. If you have cataracts that have begun to affect your quality of life, the only way to restore your vision and see clearly is by having cataract surgery. Cataract surgery restores… Read More

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Can Cataracts Come Back After Having Cataract Surgery?

Do you have cataracts? Are you ready to have cataract surgery but wondering if it’s a permanent procedure?  Cataracts are extremely common. Chances are, you’ll develop them at some point in your life.  Your chances of developing them increase as you get older. Once you turn 40, your risk starts rising.  Fortunately, cataracts are treatable… Read More

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5 Qualities of the Best Cataract Surgeons in Boston

Have you noticed that your vision is no longer as clear as it once was? Do you suffer from symptoms like blurry vision, seeing glare, or experiencing light sensitivity? These are some of the signs of cataracts. The only way to effectively treat cataracts is to have cataract surgery to remove them. If your cataracts… Read More

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5 Signs You May Need to Have Cataract Surgery

Are you struggling to see? Does it feel like you’re looking at the world and everything around you through a foggy or dirty window? Cataracts are one of the most common age-related eye conditions that people will develop. Over half of all adults will have at least one cataract by the time they turn 75…. Read More

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Can I Get Refractive Lens Exchange If I Have Cataracts?

In recent years, vision correction procedures have become more and more popular. While the most popular refractive procedure is LASIK, there are a variety of options.  Although LASIK is an incredible procedure, it’s unsuitable for everyone since it only corrects refractive errors. Adults over the age of 40 are more likely to develop two prevalent… Read More

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What Does An IOL Do During Cataract Surgery?

woman before cataract surgery

Are you concerned that you may have cataracts? Cataracts are common in adults who are over the age of 40.  When you have cataracts, it can get progressively harder to see as they make your natural lens more cloudy over time. The only way to treat cataracts is to have cataract surgery.  This procedure removes… Read More

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5 Things To Expect During Cataract Surgery Recovery

Did you know that cataract surgery is the most commonly performed medical procedure in the United States? Cataracts will affect almost half of the population by the time they are 75 years old.  So it isn’t surprising that the one effective treatment for them is so popular. Cataract surgeons perform the procedure on a regular… Read More

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Why Do I Need To Have Cataract Surgery?

For individuals in their forties, fifties, or sixties, declining vision seems like it’s just part of life. But it may be a sign that you have cataracts and need to have cataract surgery. What can make cataracts and the surgery confusing is understanding when to have surgery, or even knowing if you have cataracts. Keep… Read More

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Can I Reduce My Risk Of Developing Cataracts?

Young woman exercising after Cataract Surgery

If you’re 40 years of age or older, you could already have a mild cataract and not even know it! Cataracts most commonly occur as a normal part of aging. They take years, if not decades, to form and develop. You may wonder if there is anything you can do to reduce your risk of… Read More

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