Getting Started with Laser Vision
If you are seeking a Manchester LASIK eye surgeon we are very happy to guide you through the path to better vision. New Hampshire Eye Associates has helped many eye care patients get the right vision correction to suit their personal needs. At NH eye, each patient is treated based on his or her unique set of visual requirements. It all starts by scheduling a consultation today to begin the process of determining your vision correction candidacy.
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In our Manchester based Optical Department you will find a variety of frames to choose from including designers such as Prada, D&G, Nine West and Fendi. With over 50 years of combined experience our NH state registered opticians are happy to discuss your personal optical needs and the latest lens technology to ensure that you will walk away with the perfect custom fit eyeglasses suited for your lifestyle.
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Find out if you are a candidate for LASIK eye surgery by clicking on the button below and completing the simple LASIK Self-Evaluation test. If you are seeking LASIK eye surgery in Manchester, New Hampshire please feel free to call us directly at (603) 669-3925. Our Manchester LASIK specialists are looking forward to helping you see your world clearly!
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Cataract patients now have multiple options to see at both near and far distances after cataract surgery! New multi-focal IOL technology can now decrease dependence on glasses after surgery. If you are seeking cataract surgery and IOL lens options in New Hampshire we have qualified surgeons waiting to help you see better at out Medicare certified ambulatory surgery center, NH Eye Surgicenter in Bedford, NH.
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Macular Degeneration
The macula is the tiny central part of the retina which is responsible for fine detail vision and for color perception. Macular degeneration is a disease of this very important portion of the retina. It usually affects both eyes, but often begins in one eye.
In many cases, patients are not aware of macular degeneration in one eye, because the other eye compensates for the weaker one. The most common symptoms include difficulty reading, seeing up close or distorted lines. It occurs most often in people over fifty years of age. If you notice a dimness of vision in one or both eyes or if straight lines appear distorted, you should see an eye doctor immediately. There is no cure for macular degeneration, but recent research suggests that certain vitamins and nutrients may slow the progress of the disease in certain patients. If the disease is advancing, laser surgery can be also be used to slow the disease.
If you are over fifty, have your eyes examined regularly. If you have symptoms, report them to your eye doctor immediately before the disease progresses too far.
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