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Vision correction surgery has year-round benefits, but LASIK patients at Gordon Schanzlin New Vision Institute in San Diego find that they really appreciate their improved vision around the holidays. Contact lenses and glasses can get in the way at Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and other special celebrations. Here are five ...
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With Halloween approaching many of you may want to take your costume to a higher level of frightening by adding colored contact lenses or “costume lenses” for a visual effect. Even if you do not wear these lenses, many of you do know a friend or relative that will possibly ...
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Refresh your look for Fall! Reverse signs of aging and revitalize your skin at our next Cosmetic Open House. Find out how fillers and injectables such as Botox® can restore a youthful appearance, and learn about the benefits of seeing an oculoplastic specialist to ensure natural-looking results. We are also ...
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About the San Diego Eye Bank® As California’s largest eye bank, The San Diego Eye Bank is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of sight. They have helped restore vision for over 25,000 people by organizing the donation and distribution of corneal and other ocular tissue. An invaluable resource for ...
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LASIK for San Diego College Students At Gordon Schanzlin New Vision Institute, we are honored to be a trusted provider of comprehensive eye care for the San Diego community, including students at the many great colleges and universities in Southern California. Whether you’re an undeclared college freshman still figuring out ...
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What Are Cataracts? A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s lens. The lens refracts light to the retina and adjusts focus to help us see clearly. The lens is made partially of protein and as we age that protein can begin to cluster, which creates a cataract. Cataracts may ...
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What Is Presbyopia? At some point in our lives, we start holding newspapers, menus and cell phones at arm’s length in an effort to see small print more clearly. You may begin to notice changes in your early 40’s or you may not be troubled until your early 60’s, but ...
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