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CXL for KK: Collagen Cross-linking for Keratoconus

Previously, we explained keratoconus, and how the disease can affect your vision and your life. There are treatment options for this condition, though, and one of the most exciting developments in ophthalmology in the last 20 years has been Corneal …

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Healthcare Heroes Hosts Honor Haddad

Dr. Haddad was invited this week to attend the Crain’s Business annual Healthcare Heroes brunch to formally honor those special medical professionals who have made a great contribution to their communities and healthcare as a whole this year. The brunch was held …

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Laser Eyes Are For Athletes

What do Shaun Rogers, Cory Schlesinger, and Kalimba Edwards from the Detroit Lions; Grayson Greiner from the Detroit Tigers; Tiger Woods; Lindsay Vonn; and Laser Eye Institute’s own Jack Roush, Jr. have in common? They’ve all had laser vision correction …

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4 Great Ways to Save

4 Great Ways to Save Lasik is a great way to save money on expensive glasses and contact lenses. Just think about how much you’ll save every year in pricey designer frames or disposable contacts. Here are four easy ways …

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A Million Smiles

ZEISS Celebrates 1 Million SMILE Laser Vision Correction Procedures We’re happy to announce that more than 1 Million ReLex SMILE procedures have now been performed worldwide! SMILE uses the world’s fastest laser for vision correction using the state-of-the-art Visumax laser. …

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CATz vs Customvue Technology: Which is Best?

Customized treatment is one of the most exciting things we can do with laser vision correction. But there are a lot of brand names floating around on the market that make different claims about their efficacy. So what’s are CATz …

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Prevent Blindness with a Yearly Checkup

If you’re a diabetic, chances are your doctors has recommended that you have a yearly eye exam to check for diabetic retinopathy. But you might wonder exactly what diabetic retinopathy is, and why it’s so important to keep a close …

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Frequently Asked Questions: Part Two

I’m in my 50’s and currently wear reading glasses, am I a candidate for LASIK? If you have great distance vision and need readers for close work, yes, you could be a candidate for LASIK.  We offer free LASIK consultations …

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What Is Keratoconus?

Keratoconus is an eye disease in which a patient’s cornea thins and protrudes, which results in an irregular, conical shape. This is a progressive disease, and causes progressive nearsightedness and blurred vision. Light sensitivity may also be a symptom. You …

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