What is Ocular Facial Plastic Surgery? The Ocular Facial Plastic specialty involves the cosmetic, corrective, and reconstructive surgery of the eyelid and face. The field is primarily related to the tissues and structures surrounding the eye – the eyelids, the tear ducts, and the orbit.  Why Hauser-Ross Eye Institute? Hauser-Ross Eye Institute is home to some… Read More

What is PRK? For patients who may not be a candidate for LASIK surgery, PRK (photorefractive keratectomy) is an effective alternative.  It offers vision correction like LASIK, however, the cornea is accessed differently in each procedure. What is the difference between PRK and LASIK? With LASIK, a flap is created in your cornea by making… Read More

At the Hauser-Ross Eye institute, our surgeons are committed to providing excellent patient care, and the best possible results by using the most advanced techniques and technology available. Our team of cataract surgeons at the Hauser-Ross Eye Institute have performed thousands of cataract procedures. You may have peace of mind in knowing that our experience… Read More

What are intraocular lenses? Intraocular lenses (IOLs) are permanent, replacement lenses placed in the eye following cataract removal. Similar to a camera lens, IOLs focus your vision and deliver a clear, crisp image. Why advanced technology lenses? Advanced Technology IOLs are far more advanced than the standard lenses used for lens replacement. While standard lenses… Read More

What is eyelid surgery? Eyelid surgery and blepharoplasty are specialized areas of ophthalmology that address conditions or abnormalities affecting the eyelids, lacrimal (tear) system, orbit (bony cavity around the eye), and face overall. What conditions can eyelid surgery treat? Loose or sagging skin that creates folds or disturbs the natural contour of the upper eyelid,… Read More

What is iStent®? The iStent® is a tiny, FDA-approved implant that is placed in the eye to regulate intraocular pressure and ensure that it does not get too high. How does it work? Patients with open angle glaucoma experience a buildup of pressure inside their eye(s) that can can lead to complications and/or permanent vision… Read More