The condition, called Presbyopia, affects everyone typically around the age of 45 and older. One way of looking at it is that no one can have perfect distance vision and perfect near vision in both eyes forever.

The question, “What is better: LASIK or PRK?” is basically that the results are the same long-term. I will go into more detail on that in the paragraphs below also.

Why is my eyesight so bad? This is an enormous topic, but many people are searching online for the cause of their bad vision. The easiest answer is to go to an eye care professional, […]

If you have 20/25 vision, it means you’re just a tiny bit blurry compared to most other people. It could be that you have a slight glasses prescription, it could be that you have dry eyes, or it could be many other things.

Why is my eyesight getting worse? Hundreds of thousands of people over many centuries have dedicated their lives to answering this question. There are specialists and sub-specialists in ophthalmology, neuroscience, chemistry, physics, and many other […]

Can you get LASIK while pregnant? This is an excellent question and one that frequently comes up with my female patients of childbearing age. Questions that you may have as you plan your LASIK and […]

Eye drops after LASIK surgery Eye drops after LASIK surgery are an important part of your postoperative and sometimes preoperative regime. Different surgeons recommend different variations of the LASIK eye drop, but most post LASIK […]

What causes blurred vision after cataract surgery? What can I expect after cataract surgery? I’ll try to answer these and other related questions as best I can.

Is it true? Is it possible? Absolutely! In fact, most healthy people are capable of better than 20/20 vision . If you are capable of seeing 20/15 with glasses, then there is a 98% chance we can get you seeing that without glasses at SharpeVision through laser vision correction.