Category Archives: Hyperopia correction
Refractive Error Correction – Lasik Eye Correction Surgery
Refractive Error Correction – Lasik Eye Correction Surgery A refractive error is an error in the focusing of light by the eye and a frequent reason for reduced visual acuity. There are normally three main types of refractive errors: Myopia(nearsightedness), hyperopia(farsightedness) and astigmatism. Myopia is a refractive defect of the eye in which collimated light … Continue reading
LASIK Astigmatism Correction
LASIK Astigmatism Correction Astigmatism is a common vision disorder, often seen in conjunction with myopia (nearsightedness) or hyperopia (farsightedness). Astigmatism is due to an abnormal shape of the cornea, and causes vision to be blurry at all distances. Like these other vision issues, astigmatism can be corrected with LASIK eye surgery. Causes of Astigmatism Astigmatism … Continue reading
Is Eye Laser Surgery the Correct Vision Solution for Me?
Is Eye Laser Surgery the Correct Vision Solution for Me? Aside from harboring realistic expectations, and being aware of the potential risks involved with LASIK eye surgery, a good candidate should have a strong desire to be free from the constraints of corrective lenses. It is wise to seek out a second opinion before you … Continue reading
Q&A:Astigmatism 0.25, Hyperopia 0.50: Glasses part-time?
Question by Gidi: Astigmatism 0.25, Hyperopia 0.50: Glasses part-time? I was diagnosed with the above and given glasses to wear while working in front of my computer. However, I have two questions: Will I really need the correction for astigmatism? Since I’ve always had it and always will, won’t I confuse my eyes and perhaps … Continue reading
Q&A:Lasik overcorrected? Your Myopia became Hyperopia?
Question by Bernd: Lasik overcorrected? Your Myopia became Hyperopia? Did you have Lasik to correct myopia, then overcorrected, and it became hyperopia (farsighted). What was the change like? How would you compare living with myopia vs hyperopia? Which is more difficult to deal with? How did you make the new correction, glasses or contacts? Further … Continue reading
Q&A:Over-the-counter glasses and hyperopia?
Question by criticalcatalyst: Over-the-counter glasses and hyperopia? I’m a little confused on a few things, and just a bit broke. Medi-Cal no longer covers glasses, so I’m looking at options other than going to someone else for money. I’ve been far-sighted since I was a kid, but after a doctor essentially told my father I … Continue reading