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A major concern for those undergoing laser cataract surgery is what the recovery period will be like following their procedure. While the healing process varies according to each person, recovery is usually quick. The advanced nature of this procedure, which utilizes the LenSx® femtosecond laser, requires less energy to remove the cataract which can reduce… Read More

At Eye Doctors of Washington, we are proud to offer the revolutionary all-laser cataract surgery, utilizing the LenSx® femtosecond laser. With this advanced technology, the removal of cataracts is a predictable, streamlined process. The computer-guided laser system allows our surgeons to have the utmost control during the procedure to offer patients excellent surgical results. Laser… Read More

Although glaucoma cannot be prevented from developing, there are many treatment options that can slow the progress of the disease and prevent significant visual dysfunction. Treatment options we use at Eye Doctors of Washington are initially conservative, and include topical medication and laser treatment. In fact, although topical medications (in the form of prescription eye… Read More

With glaucoma, there are really no signs or symptoms that are readily apparent in its early stages, which is why it is such a dangerous disease. Once you are experiencing symptoms, you already have advanced glaucoma – and advanced vision loss. Acute angle closure glaucoma can cause the pressure surrounding the eye to suddenly and… Read More

Glaucoma is a serious disease that affects millions of Americans and, if left untreated, can eventually lead to blindness. The disease is also genetic, and unfortunately there is no way to preemptively treat it. As a result, it is particularly important for patients who have a family history of glaucoma or additional high-risk factors to… Read More

Dr. G. Vike Vicente just returned from his 2nd medical mission trip to Cumayagua, Honduras. He was able to perform 27 surgeries while he was there. Some parents even crossed mountains on foot to bring their kids. Overall, Dr. Vicente said it was a wonderful experience and he was grateful to meet such deserving people…. Read More

Determining which presbyopia treatment is best for each patient requires individual attention. In my last blog post, I discussed Monovision LASIK surgery and multifocal intraocular lenses (IOLs) as common vision correction alternatives for patients who don’t want to wear reading glasses or bifocals to correct presbyopia. However, there are also new treatments for presbyopia on… Read More

Are you finding yourself holding books and menus farther away to see clearly? Have you needed more light to read lately? Maybe you’ve recently increased the size of the font on your cell phone or computer to make it easier on your eyes. These are all symptoms of presbyopia – a common condition that begins… Read More