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Approximately 98% Of Cataract Surgeries Are Highly Successful.

Source: VisionAware.org, An Online Resource From The American Foundation For The Blind (AFB)
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Cataract

If you experience a clouding in your vision, it could be cataracts. This is perfectly normal and, in the majority of cases, easily treated with little or no discomfort. As cataract treatment advances, Eye Consultants of Texas is advancing with it.

 

WHAT ARE CATARACTS?

Cataracts form when the naturally clear lens inside of the eye begins to opacify or "fog up,"" as protein builds up on the natural lens. This clear lens is responsible for letting light into the eye and refracting it onto the retina. As a cataract forms on the lens, light is no longer able to get into the eye, resulting in blurry vision. When left to progress, a cataract can generally cause blindness. Millions of Americans are affected by cataracts each day. Luckily, cataract surgery is extremely effective, quick and safe. In many cases, patients experience the best vision of their lives shortly after surgery.

Cataract Symptoms

Cataracts develop very slowly over a course of years. They may not be noticeable at first. Many people think they just need a new prescription, when in reality their blurry vision is a result of cataract development.

Most of the time, our doctors are able to diagnose cataracts before the patients even see a difference in vision (a good reason to attend eye examinations regularly!). If you experience any of these symptoms, you may be developing cataracts:

Blurry Vision
Bright Glare From Headlights And Sunlight
Double Vision
Seeing Halos Around Lights
Difficulty Reading
Trouble Driving At Night
Colors Seem Faded

Treating a Cataract can Open up a Whole New World of Vision and Lifestyle Activities.

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CATARACT TREATMENTS

Here at Eye Consultants of Texas, we know that dealing with cataracts can be difficult. But treating them doesn't have to be. Cataracts are only treatable through surgery, however, we strive to offer only the best and most effective cataract removal methods available. With us, you have options! Before you schedule your cataract surgery, you'll meet with a doctor to determine which method of treatment best suits your needs.

What should you expect if you have a cataract consultation at Eye Consultants of Texas? Click here to find out.


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During cataract surgery the natural lens is replaced with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). We offer a rull range of advanced FDA-approved lenses that can further improve your cataract surgery results. Read More

Our cataract patients see clearly just days after surgery, and years after that with far less dependency on glasses. It all starts with a thorough cataract evaluation. This is where we help you decide if you should have the surgery, discuss your surgery and lens options, and tell you everything you need to know. Most importantly, we make sure you're entirely comfortable long before anything is done.

CATARACT SURGERY

With this procedure, the doctor makes a tiny precise incision, then breaks up the cataract for easy removal and replaces it with artificial intraocular lens (IOL). We use the advanced femtosecond laser which provides a higher level of precision with greater safety. Read More

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Get Started With A Cataract Consultation

At Eye Consultants of Texas we would be very happy to get started with a cataract consultation to set you on a path for your personal best vision. Typically, cataract evaluations are covered by the insurance coverage so your out of pocket costs to get started will be minimal. The cataract consultations involve a series of tests and eye health diagnostics. Our cataract eye doctors will personally consult you on the best options for a superior outcome.

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What Should I Do if I Have a Cataract?

Cataracts often progress very slowly. Many people have early-stage cataracts for years before they need surgery. It's important to take care of yourself in the early stages of cataracts:

  • Wear good quality sunglasses to protect the eyes from damaging UV rays. This may actually slow down the growth of the cataract
  • Have a comprehensive eye examination with dilating drops every year if you're over the age of 65, and every two years if you're under 65
  • If you are having trouble reading, use brighter lights and a magnifier
  • Make sure you have an up to date prescription for your glasses or contacts to ensure safety
  • Quit smoking
  • If you have diabetes, keep your A1C levels under control
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How Much Does Cataract Surgery Cost?

Medicare and most other insurances pay for basic cataract surgery if it's considered medically necessary. It's important to contact your insurance company before scheduling surgery. Your doctor may need to submit certain vision measurements to prove medical need before your insurance will approve paying for the surgery. Also, it's good to understand what co-pays and deductibles you may be responsible for.

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LONESTAR AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER (LSASC)

This comfortably appointed, state-of-the-art surgery center is connected to Eye Consultants of Texas. Carefully planned and built from the ground up, LSASC is equipped for any ophthalmic or oculoplastic outpatient surgery. It is also where we perform all cataract surgery and lens implantation procedures.

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