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Can retinal detachment happen again after surgery?

Yes. Retinal detachment can recur because of a new retinal break, remaining traction, or proliferative vitreoretinopathy, among other causes. Keep your scheduled retinal follow-up appointments, and seek immediate eye care if you notice new flashes, floaters, or a shadow in your vision.

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What tests are used to diagnose retinal diseases?

Common tests include a dilated retinal examination and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Depending on the condition, we may also use ultra-widefield retinal imaging, ocular ultrasound, or fluorescei...
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Can you assess my risk of glare and halos at night before surgery?

Preoperative testing can identify factors that may contribute to glare and halos, including corneal shape, higher-order aberrations, pupil size, and dry eye. We use these findings to select and plan a...
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Which vision correction procedure is right for me—LASIK, LASEK, or implantable lenses?

The best option depends on the results of a comprehensive eye examination. We assess your corneal thickness and shape, degree of nearsightedness and astigmatism, dry eye symptoms, pupil size, and reti...
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Can I have vision correction surgery if I have severe myopia or thin corneas?

Severe nearsightedness or thin corneas do not automatically rule out every type of vision correction. However, we need to determine whether enough corneal tissue would remain after treatment and check...
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What are the warning signs of retinal detachment?

Symptoms may include a sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, a curtain-like shadow across part of your vision, or sudden visual loss. Retinal detachment is often painless, so you should have ...
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Can I drive myself home after my eye examination?

We recommend using public transportation rather than driving to your comprehensive eye examination, whether or not pupil dilation is planned. Dilating drops can cause glare and blurred near vision for...
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Will surgery guarantee the vision I want?

No particular level of vision or surgical outcome can be guaranteed. Results depend on your eye condition, vision before surgery, other eye diseases, and healing response. Before proceeding, it is imp...
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. Will I still need glasses after cataract surgery?

That depends on the type of intraocular lens (IOL) implanted and the condition of your eyes. A monofocal IOL is generally designed to provide clear vision at one focal distance, while some multifocal ...
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Can I have cataract surgery if I previously had LASIK or LASEK?

Yes. However, previous LASIK or LASEK changes the shape of the cornea, which can make calculating the correct IOL power more challenging. Pre-existing irregular astigmatism or higher-order aberrations...
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I have severe halos after receiving a multifocal IOL. Can the lens be replaced?

An IOL exchange may be an option, but first we check for other causes of glare or halos, such as residual astigmatism, dry eye, posterior capsule opacification, or lens decentration. Lens exchange doe...
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If there is bleeding inside my eye, will I need surgery right away?

It depends on what caused the bleeding and the condition of the retina. In some cases, vitreous hemorrhage can be monitored while the blood clears. However, prompt evaluation and possibly surgery may ...
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Can I get a second opinion after seeing another eye doctor?

Yes. We can provide a second opinion about a diagnosis or the results of surgery performed elsewhere. Bringing previous test results, surgical records, or prescriptions can help us understand your eye...