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Sarah Burgett, O.D. The solar eclipse Monday, August 21, 2017 will be a once-in-a-lifetime event for many people. The continental United States will be able to observe the moon passing… Read More

John Frederick, M.D. As the long warm days of summer approach, it’s natural that we engage in more outdoor activities. Children will be running from the ball diamond, to the… Read More

Eye Surgeons Associates is pleased to announce that Beth Repp, M.D. and Carlton Fenzl, M.D. have become partners of Eye Surgeons Associates. Dr. Frederick, president of Eye Surgeons, comments, “We’re… Read More

Most people associate sneezing, runny nose, coughing and hives as a reaction to some type of allergen and not something related to their eyes. Surprisingly, they are often experiencing allergic… Read More

When people notice a change in their vision, they usually make an appointment with the eye doctor and get a prescription for glasses. It can be an easy fix, readily… Read More

Carol’s pet birds told her it was time to have her hearing checked. Her Quaker parrot started saying “what” to her after picking up on how often Carol was saying… Read More

Larry didn’t realize he was becoming a broken record. It was his young granddaughter who finally asked him, “Grandpa, why do you always say ‘huh’?” Working in shops in the… Read More

Intraocular pressure (IOP) is one of the most important risk factors for glaucoma. There are several treatment options available to regulate the pressure, including medicated eye drops or the iStent®… Read More

For active people like Clara, wearing glasses or contacts, and having cataracts and glaucoma, was really inhibiting her enjoyment of life. Clara’s competed in over 100 marathons and regularly swims,… Read More

By Joy S., Eye Surgeon’s Patient I was diagnosed with glaucoma about 10 years ago. Dr. Wagle recommended medicated eye drops to reduce elevated pressure in my eyes. The trade-off… Read More