If you’re looking for long-lasting vision correction from refractive errors, it may be time to consider laser eye surgery. Laser eye procedures can correct vision problems for patients with: Nearsightedness (Myopia) Farsightedness (Hyperopia) Astigmatism Presbyopia Laser eye surgery is a standard and safe procedure performed on over 75,000 Canadians each year with remarkable success. Patients […]
Glaucoma is a serious progressive eye condition and one of the leading causes of blindness in Canada. But a glaucoma diagnosis doesn’t have to lead to vision loss. With the proper treatment and care, this condition can be manageable. Our practice at Vector Eye Centre prides itself in providing the highest standards of care for […]
There are many different laser eye surgeries available today to improve your eyesight. These surgeries include LASIK, SMILE, PRK, and alternatives. Each procedure works differently, but how long do their results last? Continue reading to learn more about the different laser eye surgeries and ICL, including what they are, how they work, and how long […]
Cataracts can affect your vision to the point you may struggle to see your friend’s facial expression. When you can’t see well, cataract surgery is the best treatment to restore your vision. Your ophthalmologist can remove your cloudy lens, but will you still require glasses after your surgery? Continue reading to learn more about cataracts, […]
Refractive errors can be irritating, but they’re easily treatable. When people don’t want to rely on eyeglasses or contact lenses, refractive eye surgeries are an option, including LASIK, PRK, and ICL surgery. While LASIK is a well-known procedure, what is ICL surgery? Continue reading to learn more about ICL surgery, including what it is, its […]
You’ve probably seen it happen to your parents or grandparents: the seemingly endless rotation of new corrective lenses. It’s no secret that your eye health and vision changes as you age, but have you ever wondered what condition is causing the need for more powerful lenses as you, your parents, or your grandparents grow older? […]
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