Cataracts are a result of the natural lens inside the eye becoming cloudy, brown, or yellow. The human lens becomes so clouded it keeps light and images from reaching the retina. This causes vision to become blurry or dark and colors to become dull or muted.
Signs of Cataracts
Difficulty driving
Difficulty seeing at night
Difficulty viewing a computer screen
Colors appear dim and faded
Frequent change in glasses prescription
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Cataract Surgery
Fortunately Cataract Surgery is one of the safest and most successful procedures performed today.
For patients, cataract surgery is generally a simple, outpatient procedure with little discomfort, only requires a few hours, and topical anesthetic. Most patients typically return home the very same day as cataract surgery. Eye drops may be prescribed to guard against infection and help your eye heal. Everyone heals differently, but most patients see well enough to return to most of their routine activities within a few days of recovery.
In many cases Cataract Surgery is covered by Medicare and Health Insurance. Financing is also available.
Please contact Howerton Eye Clinic to see Cataract Surgery can improve your life. 512-443-9715.
Vision
with Cataracts
Vision
without Cataracts
How
No-Stitch Cataract Surgery is performed
Step
1 - Topical Anesthetic is applied
to the eye, which allows the patient
to return home without a patch over
the eye.
Step
2 - 2 small incisions are made on
both sides of the eye.
To
learn more about cataract surgery
at the Howerton Eye Clinic, please
call or e-mail us today. Your better
vision is our commitment.
Call
for your consultation:
512.444.0701 or 1.800.323.3937
or Email US
For experience you can clearly see! Howerton Eye Clinic
2610 South IH 35, Austin, TX 78704
(Just South of Oltorf, on the southbound service
road)
Located in the Seton Family of Doctors at Hays building,
5103 Kyle Center Dr., Kyle TX. 78640.
Contact us at 800-323-3937 to schedule an appointment.
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