Farsightedness – the most common questions
Farsightedness (hypermetropia, hyperopia), also called hyperopia, is a visual defect in which parallel light rays entering the eye after passing through the optical centers of the eye are refracted not…
Eye diseases
Why Undergo Laser Vision Correction?
Rapid advancements in ophthalmological techniques make laser eye surgery an extremely safe procedure.
Treatment of vision defects in athletes
Sports doctors are of the opinion that in most sports a visual acuity of 0.5 in one eye and 0.8 in the other is sufficient, because in such a range…
Vision correction vs. uniformed services
In the case of the uniformed services, vision defects and eye diseases can determine fitness for duty.
Cataract treatment
Cataracts are related to age and the clouding of the cornea and is the most common of all eye diseases. Lenses grow throughout life but can only become larger and…
Treatment for Astigmatism
Besides the most prevalent vision defects, like shortsightedness and farsightedness, more and more diagnosed among patients is astigmatism. What characterizes this disease and its concerns? Astigmatism is an ailment which…
Treatment for Farsightedness
Farsightedness, commonly called hyperopia, is one of the most common vision defects. A cause for its occurrence is too short of an eyeball or too small of an eye covering.…
Treatment for Nearsightedness
Patients suffering from this condition have difficulty seeing objects at a distance; the picture is blurry and unclear. Nearsighted people can however see things up close. Similar to presbyopia , advanced nearsightedness is…
Treatment of presbyopia
Presbyopia, also known as presbyopia, is not a visual defect, but a set of physiological changes that occur with age in the human eye. It is estimated that nearly 10…
