Emory Laser Vision

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Cataract, Cornea and External Disease physicians are specialists in the treatment of cataracts, keratoconus, corneal abrasions, corneal transplantation, complicated cataract surgery, corneal infectious and inflammatory diseases, dry eye syndrome, conditions that affect the outer layers of the eye, and refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. They offer state-of-the art treatment for patients seeking LASIK and Refractive Surgery, to reduce or eliminate their need for glasses or contacts for everyday life activities. Comprehensive ophthalmologists are specialists in medical and surgical first-line treatments for disorders such as macular degeneration, tumors of the eye, uveitis, cataracts, dry eye, conjunctivitis, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, inherited retinal diseases and other retinal problems. The Specialty Contact Lens Service evaluates patients of all ages and fits them with contacts to correct a variety of ocular conditions. Our specialists use the most advanced contact lens technology and instrumentation, offering every type of contact lens from basic disposable soft lenses to customized scleral, rigid gas permeable, or hybrid lenses. Emory Eye Center's highly-skilled oculoplastic physicians offer Cosmetic Facial Services to aesthetically enhance the structures and area around the eyes. They specialize in both surgical and nonsurgical procedures designed to counteract the normal effects of aging and create a natural, healthier, more youthful appearance. Emory Eye's Glaucoma specialists are nationally recognized for developing innovative instruments, surgical techniques and laser procedures to treat glaucoma in both adults and children. Emory Eye Center's Ned S. Witkin Vision Rehabilitation Service (Low Vision) helps people of any age with reduced vision that neither surgery, medical treatment nor the best standard optical remedies can correct. It offers a wide variety of services and devices to help individuals with reduced vision perform their daily activities including driving, reading and recognizing faces. Numerous electronic devices are on the market today to help those with low vision. Extensive training with the devices is provided by an occupational therapist. Neuro-ophthalmologists specialize in caring for patients with vision loss due to neurologic problems and diseases or injuries to the optic nerve and structures responsible for eye movement and pupillary function. As one of only a few Ocular Oncology and Pathology specialty clinics in the country we provide comprehensive care to patients with eye cancers. Services include diagnosis and clinical care, as well as surgery and radiation treatments, if necessary. As part of the Emory Healthcare network in Atlanta, GA., we are uniquely situated to provide the best possible integrated, holistic clinical care and treatment options for patients. Oculoplastics, Orbital and Cosmetic Surgery physicians perform plastic (reconstructive) surgery on the structures and area around the eyes to correct abnormalities and aesthetically enhance the appearance of patients. Ophthalmic Genetics specialists provide world-class, personalized, precision medical information to patients with inherited eye diseases and comprehensive care for rare and complex inherited ocular conditions. Pediatric Ophthalmology specialists at our Georgia Lion's Children's Eye Care Center provide compassionate care to children with eye disorders ranging from general eye care and the need for eyeglasses to the diagnosis and treatment of the most complex eye diseases. Emory Eye Center's subspecialty, Adult Strabismus, focuses on treatment of strabismus in adults and on adult strabismus research. Strabismus is an eye disorder that results in improper alignment of the eyes in about 2-4% of the population. Treatments may include glasses, eye e...