Millions of Americans need glasses or contacts to correct their vision. However, there are options available that can help you see better so you can ditch your frames and lenses for good. LASIK is one of them, and many have found the procedure rewarding and eye-opening – literally. If you have doubts about whether this is the… Continue reading Myths About LASIK Surgery
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Campus Eye Group is your trusted vision correction expert located locally in Hamilton, NJ. As summer approaches, we know how essential clear, sharp vision is when it comes to enjoying the season to the fullest. Whether you’re reading your favorite summer novel, playing beach volleyball, or simply admiring the greenery of Lawrence and Allentown, New… Continue reading Experience the Freedom of Clear Vision this Summer with EVO ICL
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Good eye health is paramount to maintaining a high quality of life, but common eye conditions can often go unnoticed until they become severe. Our team at Campus Eye Group offers innovative diagnostics and care to patients struggling with specific eye conditions. Let’s look at some of the most common eye problems we see every day and why early… Continue reading A Guide to Recognizing Common Eye Conditions
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What is Dry Eye? Dry eye happens when your eyes don’t make enough tears to stay wet, or when your tears don’t work correctly. This can make your eyes feel uncomfortable, and in some cases it can also cause vision problems. Dry eye is common — it affects millions of Americans every year. The good news… Continue reading Dry Eye Options in New Jersey
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LASIK eye surgery can be life-changing for those with mild to moderate vision problems. This revolutionary surgery can give you the power to see clearly without the need for irritating contact lenses or thick glasses. But the thought of having a procedure done on your eyes makes many people wary of the LASIK process. Knowing… Continue reading What Does LASIK Surgery Feel Like?
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Cataracts are a degenerative condition that affects the lenses in one or both eyes, creating a cloudiness that makes it harder to see as the condition progresses. For whatever reason, some individuals may hold off on getting the treatment they need for their cataracts. But is that a wise decision? If you have cataracts and… Continue reading Risks of Not Taking Care of Your Cataracts
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