At each of our eye care offices, you’ll find the latest treatment options for your eye condition—as well as an experienced team of professionals to guide you through each step of the process. Visit the pages below to learn more about a variety of eye health concerns and the treatments we offer for them.
Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure during which tissue is removed and sculpted to correct sagging or drooping eyelids. As we age, it is common to see a difference in the appearance of our eyes.
Caused by protein deposits that accumulate on the lens of the eye, cataracts are extremely common – and among the most common surgeries performed in the United States.
A chalazion (plural = chalazia) appears as a bump on the upper or lower eyelid. The bump is a result of an obstruction of a gland located in the tarsus, the stiff portion of the eyelid. This gland is normally responsible for producing a soothing oil component of the tear film. However, if the glands become obstructed a chalazion may result.
The retina is a small patch of tissue on the back interior of your eye. This light-sensitive tissue is responsible for turning light into brain signals, which then travel through the optic nerve connected to our brain, allowing us to see what is in front of us. A healthy retina is an essential part of good vision, and any damage caused to it can be very detrimental to vision.
This condition occurs due to high pressure within the eye, compressing the optic nerve. Our advanced glaucoma diagnostic and treatment options can help preserve your sight.
Ocular oncology is the diagnosis & treatment of cancerous & non-cancerous tumors & abnormal growths in & around the eyes. Learn some of our options for treating this eye condition.
Oculoplastic surgery is the reconstructive surgery of the eyelid and facial structures surrounding the eyes. Our specialists offer an array of aesthetic and medically necessary procedures.
Pediatric eye evaluations and treatment differ greatly from the typical eye problems of adults. Children should be seen by a physician trained in pediatric ophthalmology.
Conditions such as macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy affect the retina, a patch of tissue at the back of the eye. Our physicians understand this complex area and can preserve your vision.
At OCLI Vision, our experienced ophthalmologists offer treatments to help patients with strabismus see better and ensure that they look their best. Our team is committed to providing the best care and support for this visual problem.
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