At The Boynton Eye Institute
the health of
your eyes is our first priority!
You may have an
underlying condition that could effect your vision, such as diabetes,
high blood pressure or a neurologic disorder. Without a thorough eye
exam these conditions could be missed. We are dedicated to
providing you with high-quality comprehensive eye care.
We will
take the time to educate you on your exam procedures and findings, so
that you can make informed choices concerning your eye health and
overall care. We partner with like-minded surgeons and health care
facilities to ensure you get the best possible care.
Our
eye care services include:
• NO-Stitch Cataract Surgery
• Dry Eye Syndrome
• Treatments
Glaucoma
• Corneal Diseases and Surgery
• Macular Degeneration
•
Lid Diseases and Surgery
• Adult and Pediatric Eye Heath
Examinations
• Management of Diseases and Disorders of the Eye and
Visual System
• Myopia (Near-Sightedness) Control for
Children
• Low Vision
Services for the Partially Sighted
• Specialty Contact Lens Services
for Healthy and Not So Healthy Eyes
• Ortho-K: Nonsurgical (Gentle)
Corneal Reshaping for Correcting Myopia
• Surgical Co-Management
(Lasik, Glaucoma and Cataracts)
• Computer Strain and Related Vision
Problems
• Ocular Nutrition for Maintenance of Eye Health
• Emergency and Urgent Eye Care Adult and Pediatric Eye Health
Examinations
Depending on your age, health and occupation,
it is recommended to have a comprehensive eye
examination every 1-2 years.
A thorough eye exam includes an
evaluation of the visual system and eye health. A comprehensive eye exam
can detect systemic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure,
elevated cholesterol and neurologic disorders.
If vision
correction is needed, options include glasses, contact lenses and laser
vision correction. You can be confident that Our doctors will help you
make the right choice and offer the appropriate services, such as pre-
and post-op LASIK care, necessary medical treatment or vision correction
with contact lenses or glasses.
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We Diagnosis and Manage Many Eye Diseases, Including:
• Glaucoma
• Cataracts
• Diabetic Eye Disease
• Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)
• Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
• High Myopia
(Near-Sightedness)
• Eye Infections
• Eye Trauma
• Macular Degeneration
• Dry Eyes
• Allergy eyes
• Headaches
• Retinal Detachment
• Vitreous Detachment (Floaters)
• Double vision |
Our Advanced Instrumentation Includes:
• Retinal
(Back of the Eye) Imaging
• Anterior Segment (Front of the Eye)
Imaging
• Optic Nerve and Retinal Analysis
• Peripheral Vision
Testing
• Tear Analysis for Dry Eyes
• Corneal (Front of the Eye)
Topographical Mapping
• Eye Ultrasound |
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Low
Vision For The Partially Sighted
What is low vision?
Basically, "low vision" describes significant visual impairment that
can't be corrected fully with glasses, contact lenses, medication or eye
surgery. It includes:
Loss of best-corrected visual acuity(BVCA)
to worse than 20/70 in the better eye or significant visual field loss,
such as Tunnel vision (lack of vision in the periphery) and blind spots.
In North America legal blindness is defined as: 20/200 or less
central visual acuity in the better eye with best possible correction,
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Eye diseases
are a common cause of low vision:
• Hazy, blurry vision can
result from Cataracts.
• Blurred or partially obscured central vision
is typical of Macular Degeneration.
• Diabetic Retinopathy causes
blind spots, blurriness and visual distortions.
• Poor peripheral
vision is a hallmark of Glaucoma.
• Retinitis Pigmentosa reduces
peripheral vision and the ability to see in the dark.
• Light
sensitivity and loss of contrast are other symptoms of these and other
diseases.
• Heredity and Eye Injuries can also result in Low
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What To Do About Low Vision:
If you have a
vision impairment that interferes with your ability to perform everyday
activities and enjoy life, your first step is to see one of our eye care
professionals for a complete eye exam. Poor vision that cannot be
corrected with eyeglasses or contact lenses could be the first sign of a
serious eye disease such as Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma
or Retinitis Pigmentosa. Or it could mean you are developing a Cataract
that needs removal. Whatever the case, it's wise to take action before
further vision loss occurs. If Our doctors finds that you have vision
loss that cannot be corrected adequately with standard eye wear, medical
treatment or surgery, he will help you take the next steps toward coping
with your new situation.
Our doctors completed a post-doctoral
specialty in low vision. We take our time to thoroughly evaluate
the degree and type of vision loss you have, prescribe appropriate low
vision aids such as lighted handheld magnifiers, digital desktop
magnifiers and bioptic telescopes, and help you learn how to use them.
Newer options include handheld digital magnifiers for shopping or eating
out, as well as software that simplifies computer use with magnification
and text-to-speech features.
Our doctors can also recommend
non-optical adaptive devices, such as large-face printed material, audio
recordings, special light fixtures and signature guides for signing
checks and documents. Special eye wear with tinted UV filters can help
with light sensitivity and heighten contrast. If necessary, we can refer you to a mental health professional and/or mobility coach to
help you cope with your vision loss.
Contact Lenses
At Boynton Eye Institute we take contact lens fitting, lens care and
follow-up care seriously. Our doctors are knowledgeable with the latest trends and developments in
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We offer all types of contact lenses,
including:
• Non-surgical Corneal Reshaping Lenses as an Alternative
to Lasik
• Children's Contact Lenses to Slow
the Progression of Nearsightedness (Myopia)
• Scleral Lenses
• Daily
Disposables
• Multifocals/Bifocals for Presbyopia
• Toric Lenses
• Custom Soft & Gas Permeable Lenses
• Colored Contact Lenses |
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Our doctors have experience fitting some of the most
difficult eyes, including patients with Keratoconus, poor surgical
outcomes, and large amounts of astigmatism. We will work with you to
find the optimal contact lens fit to suit your visual and lifestyle
needs.
Our doctors have utilized the surgical
services offered at University of Illinois Millennium Park Eye Center
(downtown Chicago), Kovach Eye Institute and LasikPlus in the western
suburbs. To learn more about laser eye correction visit
www.millenniumparkeyecenter.com , https://www.lasikplus.com/ or https://www.kovacheye.com/
Computer Related Vision Problems
Have you
ever added up the time you spend in front of your computer, iPad, smart
phone or other electronic device? Have you seen the recent reports
concerning our electronic devices and our increased exposure to harmful
blue light?
Boynton Eye Institute can recommend the best lenses
for you and your lifestyle, including lenses for special computer
distances, and specialty lenses and coatings to reduce glare and your
exposure to harmful blue light.
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