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Wondering if you’ll still need glasses after LASIK, PRK, or lens surgery? Learn what to expect from our vision correction experts.
Compare LASIK, PRK, and Clear Lens Removal (RLE) to find the best vision correction for your eyes. Learn the benefits, recovery times, and which option fits your lifestyle.
If you’re over 45 and thinking about vision correction surgery, you might be wondering: Am I too old? Is it still safe? Are there options beyond LASIK?
Discover the truth about Clear Lens Removal (CLR). We break down common myths vs. facts to help you decide if CLR is right for your vision goals.
If you’ve heard of Clear Lens Removal (CLR), also called Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), you know it’s a transformative vision correction option for people over 45. But beyond the basics, there’s a lot more to Clear Lens Removal than meets the eye. At Peninsula Laser Eye Medical Group, we hear many questions patients didn’t even realize they should ask—until now. Whether you’re beginning your research or weighing your options, here are 7 surprising facts that could change the way you think about vision correction. 1. Clear Lens Removal (CLR) Is the Same Procedure as Cataract Surgery—Just Done Electively Clear Lens … Read more…
If you’re over 45 and tired of relying on reading glasses, bifocals, or progressive lenses, you’re not alone. Age-related vision changes—especially presbyopia, the gradual loss of near vision—affect nearly everyone at some point. Fortunately, there’s a long-term solution that goes beyond temporary fixes: Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE).
If you’re over 40 and struggling with reading glasses, bifocals, or progressive lenses, Clear Lens Removal (CLR)—also known as Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)—might be the perfect solution for you.
With advanced training, cutting-edge techniques, and a personalized approach, Dr. Liu is dedicated to improving the vision and quality of life of his patients.
Dr. Daniel Beers stands out as a leading ophthalmic surgeon specializing in laser vision correction and cataract surgery.
Monovision LASIK is a treatment designed to help you see clearly without relying on reading glasses or bifocals.
