LASIK eye surgery is one of the most popular elective procedures in the world—with over 700,000 Americans opting in each year. But if you’re considering LASIK, one of the first questions you might ask is: Am I the right age? Let’s break down what the ideal age range is for LASIK, and when you might…
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If your eyes constantly feel dry, irritated, or fatigued, you’re not alone—millions of Americans suffer from chronic dry eye disease. And while traditional eye drops or prescription medications can help, they don’t always address the underlying cause. Enter Forma-I: the latest, non-invasive technology making waves in ophthalmology and aesthetics alike. At Belmont Eye Center, we’re…
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Are you tired of relying on glasses or contact lenses for clear vision? PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) eye surgery may be the solution you’ve been seeking. At Belmont Eye Center, our expert team of eye care professionals is dedicated to helping patients achieve their best vision possible through safe and effective laser eye surgery. In this…
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LASIK Education & News,Office News & Updates
Choosing the right LASIK surgeon is crucial to achieving optimal vision and a successful procedure. When it comes to entrusting your eyes to an expert, look no further than Dr. Sandra Belmont, the top LASIK surgeon in New York City. With her vast experience, cutting-edge technology, and dedication to patient care, Dr. Belmont has transformed…
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Glasses are one of the easiest ways to improve your eyesight, making it a common sight-related medical treatment. While both LASIK and glasses improve vision, glasses do not prevent vision from getting worse. If you can see well enough that you need contacts or glasses only some of the time, then improvements with LASIK may…
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A blind man who received a gene for a light-sensing algal protein can now see and touch objects with the help of special goggles, researchers reported recently. His vision gains are modest—he cannot see colors or discern faces or letters. But if the treatment helps other study participants, it may offer advantages over other vision…
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