Dr. Dean Dornic Treats Almost Any Eye Disease
There are many procedures that Dr. Dean Dornic and his staff offer to patients, including cataracts surgery, corneal treatments, and procedures for glaucoma. If you are experiencing the symptoms of any of these conditions, Dean Dornic and his staff should be able to help.
Dr. Dean Dornic and his team of experienced professionals can perform a cataract surgery, called phacoemulsification, which does not require stitches and is minimally invasive. If you are experiencing a progressive, painless loss of vision and you are over the age of 65, this could be a surgery that could help you.
If you have cataracts, Dean Dornic and his staff will numb your eyes with anesthesia, and then they will make a tiny incision into the eye to make room for a small ultrasonic probe. When Dr. Dean Dornic skillfully uses this probe, it results in a breaking up, or emulsifying, of the cloudy lens. Once the cloudy lens has been removed, Dr. Dean Dornic will implant a new artificial lens through the same small incision that is now possible with the highly advanced phaco procedure.
You may also be experiencing corneal problems in the thin, clear, spherical layer of tissue on the surface of your eyes, and Dean Dornic can help. Dr. Dean Dornic and his team treat a series of corneal diseases that can cause pain or loss of vision. Treatments vary, but Dean Dornic can sit down with each patient and decide which route is the best one to take for their unique situation. In some cases, Dr. Dean Dornic can treat his patients with medication rather than surgery, but if there has been severe damage a corneal transplant may be necessary.
Dr. Dean Dornic can also help to treat glaucoma, which is a rising pressure inside the eye that damages the optic nerve and causes vision loss. There is little that can be done once vision loss has occurred, but with regular visits they can treat it before it becomes a big problem.
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