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Cataracts

A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s crystalline lens, which is just behind the pupil and works with the cornea to focus light on the retina. Any clouding of the lens is a cataract whether there has been a significant reduction vision or not.

Cornea

The transparent part of the eye at the front, which covers the iris and pupil is the cornea. Its primary purpose is to refract light and, while its focus is fixed, it contributes approximately two-thirds of the eye’s total focusing power.

Cosmetic Eye Surgery

What if you could turn back time to a younger looking you? You may be surprised by how today’s advanced surgical and non-surgical cosmetic facial procedures can effectively restore a natural-looking, more youthful appearance. Dr. Andrew Anzeljc has the experience and expertise to help you reduce the telltale signs of aging, rejuvenating both your eyes, face, and your spirit.

Diabetic Eye Disease

Diabetes is an increasingly common disease in the United States and, due to the damage to blood vessels caused by high blood sugar levels, it has serious consequences for your vision. When the condition is caught early and treated properly, vision loss from diabetic eye disease, which is a leading cause of blindness in the US, is often preventable.

Dry Eye

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, when eyes don’t naturally produce enough or the right kind of tears, it’s a condition known as dry eye syndrome. Dry eye syndrome is a common problem for many patients, but our surgeons are trained and equipped to work with you to understand and treat your individual case.

Exams

Unfortunately, regular eye examinations are often overlooked until our eyes hurt or our vision becomes blurry or we have some other issue. Even if your vision is perfectly fine, routine eye examinations are vitally important as they are often the only way to detect many of the worst eye diseases before they have robbed you of your sight.

Eyelid Disorders

Our skilled surgeons specialize in treatment of medical and cosmetic eyelid disorders. Whether due to a congenital abnormality or a desire to improve the appearance of the eyelids or brows, there are numerous surgical procedures to correct many common eyelid disorders.

Eyelid Surgery

If you are diagnosed with a condition and surgery is recommended, your doctor or doctor’s assistant will tell you about the specific procedure and what to expect as well as any possible complications or side effects. While your specific case may differ, most surgical and diagnostic procedures require no hospitalization and are done on an outpatient basis and allow patients to go home the same day of the procedure.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a disease that causes damage to the optic nerve over time.  The optic nerve is the cable that connects the eyeball to the brain.  It is commonly associated with high pressure in the eye, but that is not always the case.

Eye Infection

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, eye infections requiring a trip to the doctor or hospital affect almost a million people each year. Improper use and care of contact lenses play a significant role in many of these infections. Eye infections can be caused by many of the same bacteria and viruses that affect other parts of your body.

LASIK

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to no longer need to wear glasses or contacts after you’ve relied on them for years? If so, you’ll be pleased to know you could be the perfect candidate for LASIK eye surgery. While reshaping your cornea sounds complex, the procedure is typically performed in about 20 minutes.

Reconstructive Eye Surgery

Oculoplastic surgeries correct issues outside of the eye, which might involve functional problems with the upper or lower eyelids, blocked or excessive tearing, tumors, lacerations, or damaged eye sockets, or orbits. The reconstructive procedures Dr. Anzeljc performs are targeted to helping people have fully functional eyes, resulting in improved vision and quality of life.

Retina Problems

One of the most common causes for loss of central vision in individuals over the age of 45 is macular degeneration. This age-related condition affects the retina. The retina is a layer of nerve cells that line the back wall of your eye sensing light and sending signals to your brain.

Light Adjustable Lens™

The Light Adjustable Lens™ is the first and only lens that can be adjusted after cataract surgery-because your vision should be exactly the way you want it. Imagine being able to refine your vision after you've experienced it. Now you can with the Light Adjustable Lens™.