EYE-Q Vision Care - Fresno

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EYE-Q Vision Care - Fresno

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Pediatric Care
A visit to the doctor can be frightening for a child. With that in mind, EYE-Q has developed a fun, friendly, comfortable atmosphere for parents and children alike. When kids come to EYE-Q’s Clovis office, apprehension quickly turns to excitement. They’ll find a play area that includes fun and interactive toys. They will then be seen by our specially-trained pediatric care team who will make the experience fun and educational. Our Clovis office is also home to an optical shop designed just for our pediatric patients.

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Phone: (559) 486-2000

Address: 7075 N Sharon Ave, Fresno, CA 93720

Website: http://www.eyeqvc.com

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EYE-Q Vision Care - Fresno

General Practitioners

Pediatric Care
A visit to the doctor can be frightening for a child. With that in mind, EYE-Q has developed a fun, friendly, comfortable atmosphere for parents and children alike. When kids come to EYE-Q’s Clovis office, apprehension quickly turns to excitement. They’ll find a play area that includes fun and interactive toys. They will then be seen by our specially-trained pediatric care team who will make the experience fun and educational. Our Clovis office is also home to an optical shop designed just for our pediatric patients.

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in the United States. Though highly treatable in its early stages, most cases of glaucoma aren’t diagnosed until it’s too late.
Ophthalmology
We see the future. From common childhood eye conditions such as strabismus (misaligned eyes) and poor visual development to more complex pediatric ophthalmology disorders — EYE-Q is here to help. Learn More
Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) refers to the breakdown of the macula – a small, but very important area in the back of the eye. The macula provides the sharp, central vision we need for reading, driving and seeing fine detail. Macular degeneration can cause sudden, severe loss of vision in the middle of your visual field and cannot be reversed. Its impact, however, can be reduced through laser surgery and medication.
Laser Eye Surgery
EYE-Q offers a complete line of eye care services including All-Laser LASIK, cosmetic procedures such as eyelid rejuvenation, designer eyeglass frames and comprehensive eye care for your entire family.
Cataracts
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks involved. These risks may include infection, retinal detachment, an increase in eye pressure, reactions to medicines and vision changes. Your cataract specialist will discuss all risks and benefits with you before your surgery. There is a small chance that your vision could be made worse by the operation, especially if bleeding or infection occur. These risks are rare and should be weighed against the potential benefits of restoring your vision. Please read the informed consent that will be provided to you for additional information.
Cataract Surgery
If cataracts are affecting your ability to read, drive, or do pretty much anything at night, it’s time to consider cataract surgery from EYE-Q today. Learn More
Eye Exam
There are many different symptoms that patients often report, including discomfort, blurry vision, irritation, heavy lids, and even watery eyes—dryness can sometimes stimulate your eyes into overproducing tears. Unfortunately, this temporary wateriness doesn’t correct the condition. Dry eye can be diagnosed through a comprehensive eye exam, which places an emphasis on the quality and quantity of tears that the eyes produce.

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Diabetes Care
Diabetic Retinopathy
Major blood vessels travel within the retina. High blood-sugar levels from diabetes can damage these blood vessels, causing them to leak fluid, blood or lipids. This damage is called diabetic retinopathy. The leakage affects the retina’s ability to detect and transmit images to the brain. As diabetic retinopathy progresses, your body begins growing new blood vessels in the retina to overcome/replace the vessels that have been damaged by diabetes. These new vessels are not normal and may bleed inside the eye causing vision blockage and form scar tissue that pulls it away from its proper location. This is called a tractional retinal detachment and can lead to blindness. Early diagnosis and treatment of diabetic retinopathy can help prevent vision loss, but it’s equally imperative that you maintain control of your blood sugar if you have diabetes to reduce the risk of further complications.

Ultrasound
The skin around your eye will be thoroughly cleansed, and sterile coverings will be placed around your head. Under an operating microscope, a small incision is made into the eye and your natural lens will be gently removed using an ultrasound instrument. The new lens will be placed in your eye through the same tiny incision. A stitch is occasionally needed to close this small incision.

Plastic Surgeons

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With 13 ophthalmologists and seven optometrists, EYE-Q is home to one of the most diverse and experienced teams of eye care doctors in the Valley. Our doctors handle all aspects of eye and vision care, from general exams to complex surgeries. We are home to fellowship-trained sub specialists in retina, glaucoma, pediatrics, cornea, ophthalmic plastic surgery, and refractive surgery. Whatever your condition, EYE-Q has a specialist for you.

Skin Cancer
Ocular melanoma is a type of cancer that develops in the eye’s melanocytes, the cells responsible for producing pigment. It is a rare cancer that is difficult to detect without regular eye exams as it typically occurs inside the eye and presents few symptoms. The middle layer of the eye, called the uveal tract, is where ocular melanoma develops most often. However, melanoma can also develop on the eyelid, in the eye socket or on the conjunctiva (the membrane covering the front of the eye). Continue reading
Lesions
Most eye conditions can be treated through non-surgical means. However, certain conditions such as eye misalignment (strabismus), droopy eyelid (ptosis), cataracts, blocked tear ducts, ocular and peri-ocular lesions or masses, and retinopathy of prematurity may require surgical intervention. While surgery is always a serious consideration, eye surgery is generally an outpatient procedure and is quite common. Dr. Holt and his surgical team are among the most qualified in the region. Prior to surgery, Dr. Holt and his clinical team will carefully explain the procedure to you and your child, taking time to answer any questions you may have. They will also outline the expectations and timeline for healing and recovery. Depending on the procedure, surgery may last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. You can expect to spend about a half a day at the surgery center. Most children are able to return to school three to five days after surgery.

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