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Eye Consultants LLC

Dealy Heather L., M.d.

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Phone: (302) 998-2333

Address: 4923 Ogletown Stanton Rd Ste 110, Newark, DE 19713

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Primary Care
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Emergency Care
Please don’t use the portal to attempt to notify us about potentially urgent or emergency situations. Please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you need immediate medical attention.

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
Whether you are seeking an initial evaluation or advanced surgical solution, Eye Consultants is the Delaware Glaucoma Specialist who can provide you with the expertise and treatment needed to manage the disease of glaucoma. Through proper treatment and continued evaluations, the vast majority of patients diagnosed with glaucoma retain excellent vision and optic nerve function.
Ophthalmology
If you’ve never had a dilated eye exam, the American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends that everyone have a complete medical eye exam by age 40, and then as often as recommended by your ophthalmologist. Even if you’re healthy, it’s important to have a baseline eye exam, to compare against in the future and help spot changes or problems.
Macular Degeneration
ARMD is one of the leading causes of vision loss among people 50 years and older in the US. Macular degeneration affects the retina, and causes central loss of vision. Treatment is aimed at slowing vision loss, and early detection is critical.
Laser Eye Surgery
Ophthalmologists complete 12 to 13 years of training and education, and are licensed to practice medicine and surgery. This advanced training allows ophthalmologists to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, prescribe eyeglasses or contact lenses and perform eye surgery.
Cataracts
If you are experiencing blurry vision that is no longer corrected by glasses, you may have cataracts. Developing a cataract is part of the normal aging process of the eye. Surgical correction can improve and restore vision.
Cataract Surgery
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Eye Exam
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Ultrasound
Removal of the cataract is a surgical procedure. A tiny incision is made in the clear part of your eye called the cornea. A circular opening is made in the “bag” (capsule) which holds the cataract. A probe is inserted into your eye through this incision. This probe breaks up the cataract into tiny pieces using ultrasound energy. The cataract debris is removed using an automated irrigation-aspiration system. Once all the lens material is cleaned out, an intraocular lens implant (IOL) is placed into the bag. The artificial lens implant is placed in the natural anatomic position and it stays there for life. If the capsular bag is unstable (which is more common is some glaucoma patients), your doctor may chose to implant the IOL in a different position felt to be safer. On completion of the procedure, your doctor may place a stitch through your corneal wound, particularly if it combined with a glaucoma procedure; this stitch is easily removed in the clinic without any discomfort.
MRI
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