A perfect cataract surgery with a perfect lens can still produce a disappointing result — if the tear film wasn’t addressed first.

Before choosing a cataract lens, it helps to understand how the eye actually works — and why every layer of that system matters.

Astigmatism sounds scarier than it is — and cataract surgery is the best opportunity most patients will ever have to correct it.

How soon can you get back to your normal routine after cataract surgery?

Choosing the most advanced cataract lens doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get the best result.

Patients tell Dr. John Doane their LASIK “wore off” all the time. He’s been having that conversation for 30 years — because he had LASIK 30 years ago himself, and his distance vision is still perfect.

One of the most common things cataract surgeons hear is:
“My second surgery felt completely different.”

Not sure which vision correction surgery is right for you? Get clear, unbiased guidance on every modern option — so you walk into your consultation feeling informed and confident.

Frustration is the difference between expectations and reality. That’s especially true with multifocal lenses — the most advanced option in cataract surgery, and also the one that comes with the most trade-offs.

Getting your eye drops right after cataract surgery matters more than you think. Learn the best technique, common mistakes, and how to make every drop count.