Monthly Archives: October 2014

AAO 2014- Dr. Rosselson

Dr. Rosselson, attended the American Academy of Opthalmology meeting in Chicago earlier this month. She took part in a day long symposium at the Glaucoma Subspecialty Day, learning about the latest developments in the diagnosis and management of pseudoexfoliation syndrome, microincisional glaucoma surgery, glaucoma management in the age of electronic medical records, and other topics…. Read More

Posted in News | October 31, 2014

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AAO 2014 – Dr. Majmudar

Dr. Majmudar was the course director for the following topics: AAO, Chicago, IL Cross linking Effectiveness of additional lipiflow treatment for chronic meibomian gland dysfunction and evaporative dry eye Less than perfect outcomes after uneventful cataract surgery, what are we missing? Laser refractive surgery Refractive surgical complications and solutions Next generation technologies for the diagnosis… Read More

Posted in News | October 28, 2014

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AAO 2014

Dr. Epstein had the honor of being a keynote speaker at AAO 2014, and covered the following topics: AAO, Chicago IL: Keynote Lecture, ISRS pre-AAO “Refractive Surgery 2014 Mitomycin-C: Uses and Abuses in Corneal Refractive Surgery Great Debate: Corneal Crosslinking: “Epithelium-on” (SYM11) Course LAB143a: “Toric alignment imaging and astigmatism surgery” Course LAB107a: “Crosslinking”

Posted in News | October 28, 2014

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Can LASIK Be Successful after 40?

As more people learn about the benefits and overwhelming success of LASIK surgery, more are interested in learning if they are candidates for the procedure. While LASIK can improve common vision refractive errors such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and oval curvature (astigmatism), it cannot address all forms of vision impairment and may not be… Read More

Posted in News | October 13, 2014

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Implantable Telescope Technology

With the Implantable Miniature Telescope, Dr. Epstein continues to be a leader in the use of the most advanced technology. Until the IMT people with Macular Degeneration had no option for vision correction. However with the IMT people can see more clearly again. The IMT enlarges images in front of the eye approximately 2.2 or… Read More

Posted in News | October 6, 2014

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LASIK eye surgery is a procedure that is designed to reduce your dependency on eyeglasses and contact lenses. Here at Chicago Cornea Consultants™, our LASIK surgeons and eye doctors use the latest in laser vision correction technology to ensure each patient receives optimal results.

Woman going for a run after LASIK

LASIK/
Laser Eye Surgery

As leaders in the field of ophthalmology, we were among the first in the area to offer the advanced Alcon LenSx laser platform for cataract surgery. This exciting new technology allows our skilled ophthalmologists to make incredibly precise modifications, enhancing the patient experience.

Elderly couple relaxing after Cataract Surgery

Advanced Cataract
Surgery

Traditionally, presbyopia, which happens to all of us as we age, has always meant glasses for clear reading vision. It's a condition not even correctable by laser vision correction. Luckily, there is an option. Refractive lens exchange allows patients a clear alternative to reading glasses and is capable of reducing or eliminating presbyopia by using an advanced multifocal intraocular lens.

$Refractive Lens Exchange$

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Keratoconus describes a cornea that weakens as collagen fibers deteriorate, causing the cornea to adapt a cone-like shape. Keratoconus can cause blurred vision, light sensitivity, glares, and decreased night vision. In its early stages, keratoconus may be treated with the use of prescription glasses or contact lenses. Keratoconus is also one of the most common reasons for corneal transplant, and one of the most successful. Call any of our offices and ask to speak to the Vision Correction Surgical Coordinator, or use the contact form below.

Closeup of the Cornea

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keratoconus

It's estimated that a million or more Americans have glaucoma and don't even know it. People with glaucoma often do not experience any symptoms until they begin losing their peripheral vision. One of the scariest things about glaucoma is that it usually has no symptoms in the early stages, earning glaucoma the name "silent thief of sight." Anyone can be at risk, so it's important to have your vision regularly examined.

Elderly couple smiling after Glaucoma treatment

At Chicago Cornea Consultants™, our doctors take great care in maintaining ocular health for our patients. However, a number of our patients voice concerns regarding soft lines and wrinkles around the eyes and other regions of the face. We have responded by introducing cosmetic procedures like BOTOX® Cosmetic through our Chicago practice.

Woman posing after BOTOX

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Dry eye can result from a lack of sufficient production of your own natural tears, with an inability to provide adequate lubrication for your eyes. This can cause mild to severe discomfort including itching, stinging and burning. Dry eyes are a common concern in Chicago, and the experienced team of corneal specialists at Chicago Cornea Consultants™ have the latest advancements in technology to treat dry eye.

older woman smiling

Contact lenses are medical devices which interact directly with the ocular surface of the eye. At Chicago Cornea Consultants™, we provide exceptional care to ensure that you obtain the best possible vision with contact lenses that fit appropriately and maximize health benefits.

Mature Man Having an Eye Exam

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