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Phone: (727) 541-4469

Address: 9375 66th St N, Pinellas Park, FL 33782

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Dr. Mark Oberlander graduated from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry. He completed his medical degree at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis and went on to do an internship at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie, Indiana. He completed his ophthalmology residency at the University of Texas in Galveston.
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The Age Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) was the first major National Institutes of Health study testing nutritional supplements for treatment of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Laser Eye Surgery
At Eye Associates of Pinellas we are always striving to offer the latest in state-of-the-art technology, and All Laser LASIK is the most advanced type of corrective surgery in the world today. We appreciate your trust and confidence, and look forward to taking care of all your vision correction needs.
Cataracts
Inside everyoneâ€™s eye is a lens. Just like with a camera, the lens of your eye helps you to focus on things whether they are nearby or far away. To work well, the lens must be clear. As you age, the lens of your eye gradually becomes cloudy. We call a cloudy lens a cataract. The word cataract comes from an old Latin word for waterfall. Waterfalls produce heavy mist that can blur your vision. Cataracts have the same effectâ€”blurry vision. Looking through a cloudy lens is like looking through a dirty windowâ€”everything is blurred.
Cataract Surgery
One of the most dramatic advances in cataract surgery involves anesthesia for the procedure. Long ago, patients were put to sleep for cataract surgery. More recently, patients were given a shot behind the eye before surgery to numb it. But now, the vast majority of cataract surgeries are performed under topical anesthesia, with only a few numbing drops placed on your eye before the start of the procedure. This eliminates both the risks and discomforts of the shot. Also, the shot made the vision blurry for several hours after surgeryâ€”with just the numbing drops, some patients notice improved vision within minutes after the surgery is completed. The technique of cataract removal has also undergone major improvements. Once upon a time, the cataract was removed whole through an incision over a half-inch long. Modern cataract surgery is performed through an incision less than an eighth of an inch long. A small instrument is inserted through this tiny incision, and is used to break the cataract into many small pieces that are removed without the need for a large incision. There are many advantages to a smaller incision, including a faster recovery time, less need for glasses after surgery, and a smaller risk of infections after surgery. In addition, while the old incisions required many stitches to close up, modern cataract surgery can often be performed without any stitches, or with one stitch at most.
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The number one risk factor for developing cataracts is age; in fact, if everyone lives long enough, all humans will eventually need cataract surgery. The trust is that there are many other risk factors that influence cataract formation which, together with age, will determine when cataracts start to affect oneâ€™s vision. These factors include sun (ultraviolet) light, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, trauma, radiation/chemotherapy and other medications.

Reconstructive Surgery
Dr. Landy is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology. She performs Cosmetic, Oculoplastic and Reconstructive Surgery of the Eyelids, Lacrimal System and Face.

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