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The Physicians of
Graystone Eye

Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

Randal J. Williams, MD

Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

Ann K. Joslyn, MD

Vitreo-Retina Specialist

T. Reginald Williams, MD

Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

John G. Tye, MD

Glaucoma Specialist

James W. Harris, Jr, MD

Refractive Surgery Specialist

Ralph E. Oursler, III, MD

Corneal Specialist

Richard I. Chang, MD

Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

Brian C. Adair, MD

Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

Roderick N. Hargrove, MD



 
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Lens Replacement for Presbyopia

Presbyopia is a condition brought on by the natural aging process of the human lens. Everyone, including those with perfect vision all their life, will be affected by this condition. Most people turn to reading glasses or bifocals to compensate for this loss of near vision. Fortunately, we live in an age of tremendous technological advances in the development of intraocular lenses (IOLs). This state-of-the-art technology offers individuals new freedom from eyeglasses and contact lenses.

Dreams to Reality

For many people, life without bifocals or reading glasses is something they just dream about. With the FDA approved ReSTOR® lens, dreams are becoming reality for Graystone patients with presbyopia.

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Intraocular lenses have been on the market since 1949 for use in cataract patients. Lens implantation is performed on an outpatient basis and requires just a few hours of your time from start to finish. Your eye is treated with anesthetic drops prior to the procedure and you will feel little, if any, discomfort. A tiny incision is made in the eye to allow a small instrument to break up and remove the natural lens. Once the natural lens is removed, the new lens is inserted through the same incision and set into its permanent position. There are no stitches required.

After the procedure, Dr. Oursler will examine your eye within 24 hours and prescribe eye drops to guard against infection. Most patients see well enough to return to their routine activities the next day. Complications are rare and the vast majority see well enough to pass a drivers test and read a newspaper without glasses.


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Surface Laser Correction

Visian ICL® - When LASIK Isn't An Option


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