Author: Neda Shamie MD

For patients with Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy, cataract surgery involves a layer of planning that doesn’t apply to most patients — and the instinct to wait can sometimes make things...

Many cataract patients expect sharper vision after surgery. What they don’t expect is walking outside and suddenly noticing bluer skies, greener trees, or even colors in their own home that...

Most patients remember their major surgeries. Most forget the eye injury they had twenty years ago — and that information can completely change how a cataract surgeon plans the procedure. In this...

What do patients get wrong about cataract and refractive surgery — and what do the surgeons who see thousands of them actually wish they knew? We sat down with leading ophthalmologists to talk...

Most cataract surgeries heal without problems. But the first few weeks afterward can make a bigger difference than many patients realize—and some of the most common mistakes happen without people...

When cataract patients hear that premium lenses cost extra, the same question almost always follows: Is it really worth it? The answer has less to do with the lens itself and more to do with how...