While LASIK is a popular option for vision correction surgery, not everyone is an ideal candidate for the procedure. As I detailed in my previous blog post, implantable contact lenses (ICLs) can often be a great alternative for patients who...
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Many people think of implantable contact lenses in conjunction with cataract surgery, though they are also used in vision correction procedures for patients who do not have cataracts. More and more of our patients at Gordon-Weiss- Schanzlin Vision Institute are...
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When you elect to have your advanced cataract procedure with one of our expert GWSVI surgeons at the Outpatient Surgery Center of La Jolla (OSCLJ), you will also see a familiar face, Sherri Harvey, one of the GWSVI technician team....
Read MoreDo you have newly accessible funds in your FSA? Now might be the best time to experience the glasses-free clarity of LASIK! Contact us for a consultation!
Read MoreIn our last blog post titled, “What Causes Presbyopia?”, our eye surgeon, Dr. Michael Gordon, explained why this condition occurs as we age. In addition to laser surgery and lens implants, one of the latest investigative treatments for presbyopia is...
Read MoreMaybe you’ve noticed it when you glance at your watch, or when you look at the receipt at the restaurant. What you could normally see in the past now seems like a fuzzy blur, and you find yourself reaching for...
Read MoreMany patients suffer from dry irritated eyes on a regular basis, but it’s made even worse during the local wildfires. You can find relief by following a few simple steps: Cover your eyes with protective goggles or eyewear if air...
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Read MoreAt Gordon Schanzlin New Vision Institute Institute, giving back to the San Diego community is an important pillar of our practice. One of the ways we enjoy giving back is by offering ophthalmological care and vision correction procedures through a...
Read MoreAccording to Aaron Seitz, Associate Professor of Psychology and a Neuroscientist from University of California, Riverside, you can do just that. Researchers have developed an app-based program to exercise your brain and help you see better. Ultimeyes is a game-like...
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