Cataracts

Cataracts

A cataract is usually the result of the natural aging process. As you get older, the natural lens, located behind the iris of the eye, may gradually begin to get “cloudy” and interfere with light and images getting to your retina. As the lens becomes cloudier, your vision slowly becomes more blurred. If allowed to remain, the cataract will progress to the point where there could be a complete loss of vision. Surgery is the only way to remove the effects of a cataract by removing it and replacing it with an artificial lens…Read More

Dry Eye

The first step toward relief from your dry eye symptoms is talking to an expert doctor. Millions suffer from DRY EYE DISEASE, and yet the vast majority are not receiving the care they need. Dr. Davies’ office is an ACCREDITED DRY EYE CENTER, where you will be cared for by certified specialists in tear testing. We offer the most ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY to diagnose and manage this irritating condition…Read More

Glaucoma

Glaucoma

Treatment can involve glaucoma surgery, lasers or medication, depending on the severity. Eye drops with medication aimed at lowering IOP usually are tried first to control glaucoma. Because glaucoma often is painless, people may become careless about strict use of eye drops that can control eye pressure and help prevent permanent eye damage. In fact, non-compliance with a program of prescribed glaucoma medication is a major reason for blindness caused by glaucoma…Read More

Macular Degeneration

Macular Degeneration

Macular Degeneration is the damage or breakdown of the macula of the eye. The macula is the small area of the retina at the back of the eye that allows us to see fine details clearly. Macular Degeneration makes close work, like threading a needle or reading fine print, difficult or impossible…Read More

Lumega-Z

Lumega-Z for Macular Health

Lumega-Z is a medical food, a special class of products designed to protect against a specific disease or condition. In fact, Lumega-Z is the only medical food that meets the FDA’s criteria for replenishment and restoration of the macular pigment. It was developed by a team of internationally renowned scientists who have studied macular health and macular carotenoids for 40 years…Read More

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