Even those lucky enough to have perfect vision for their first 40 years will almost inevitably develop presbyopia (from the Greek for "aging eye"), a loss of elasticity in the .
Even those lucky enough to have perfect vision for their first 40 years will almost inevitably develop presbyopia (from the Greek for.
This condition, called presbyopia, is different from farsightedness because it has nothing to do with the shape of the eye; it happens when the lenses in the eyes .
Renowned Surgeon Dr. Stewart Shofner Shares Top Factors To Consider When Considering A LASIK Retreatment Plan Renowned Surgeon Dr. Stewart Shofner at Shofner Vision Center shares the truth about what LASIK Retreatment Plans include and why most patients should carefully consider whether these plans are worthwhile. In most cases, patients never use the plan to pay for a touch up, as it’s more likely a patient will develop another eye related issue such as presbyopia or cataracts that requires different ...
July 12, 2013 - PRWeb