Laser Corneal Surgery Associate

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Phone: (914) 328-5300

Address: 1133 Westchester Ave Ste C015, West Harrison, NY 10604

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Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
ICL surgery may predispose somebody towards early cataract formation. ICL surgery may also place a patient at risk for a specific variety of angle closure glaucoma. Your surgeon will typically recommend that you are monitored with annual eye exams in order to screen and check for these issues.
Ophthalmology
Magna cum laude in the honors program. He then received his medical degree from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine with Special Distinction in Ophthalmology for his research. His post-graduate training consisted of a medical internship at Brown University and residency at the Henkind Eye Institute at Montefiore Medical Center. Upon completion of residency, Dr. Hu received subspecialty fellowship training in Cornea, External Diseases and Refractive Surgery at the prestigious Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Laser Eye Surgery
Dr. Abramson has performed over 60,000 LASIK and PRK procedures and is recognized as one of the leading refractive surgeons in the metropolitan area. Dr. Abramson has been performing laser vision correction for over sixteen years and was one of the first doctors to use the excimer laser. Because of her extensive experience and her outstanding results, Dr. Abramson treats patients on referral from over 250 referring doctors, and is one of the most experienced surgeons in the New York Metropolitan area. Dr. Abramson’s confidence in the procedure is evident, having undergone LASIK herself, and has performed laser vision correction on her own son.
Cataracts
Many patients think that a cataract is actually a film that spreads over the surface of the eye. Some patients are even concerned that cataracts will make them go blind. In reality a cataract is a natural occurring change in the eye that is a gradual clouding that makes vision less sharp over time. Patients typically report the sensation of looking through wax paper, they often have trouble driving at night and colors seems very dull. The eye works much like a camera, and like a camera the lens must be very clear to see well. A healthy transparent lens absorbs light and accurately focuses it onto the retina, providing a crisp clear image. As the aging process takes hold of our eyes proteins begin to clump together forming opaque clusters. Over time these protein deposits eventually cloud the entire lens allowing significantly less less to pass through. The small amount of light that does make it through is diffused or scattered leaving vision defocused. These protein clusters can also change the color of the normal clear lens making it a yellowish brown color.
Cataract Surgery
Our doctors and staff will discuss with you the details of cataract surgery, and will always be available to answer any questions or concerns.
Eye Exam
An eye exam is the best way to screen for, and evaluate any eye conditions affecting your health, comfort, and quality of vision.

Internal Medicine

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Diabetic Retinopathy
The best candidates for EVO+ Visian ICL are between the ages of 21 and 45 suffering from nearsightedness, and want to experience an improvement in their vision. The ideal candidate has no history of eye diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma or iritis, and has not undergone any other eye surgery.

Ultrasound
• Lens Fragmentation or Phacoemulsification: To facilitate removal of the lens it is broken up into smaller, more easily extractable pieces. In the traditional procedure this step is performed with metal "choppers" and an ultrasonic probe, but with the Catalys™ Precision Laser System, the cataract is gently broken up into pieces by the laser. The use of the laser to break up the cataract dramatically reduces the amount of ultrasound required to remove the cataract, resulting in most cases with less postoperative inflammation and swelling, and a quicker recovery. This can be particularly important for patients with weakened corneas or loose zonules, for whom the gentleness of the laser cataract procedure can be an important advantage.

General Surgery

Plastic Surgeons

Laser Resurfacing
In general, PRK is the most common form of laser resurfacing in patients with anatomy not suitable for LASIK. It is also the most common method by which an enhancement is performed if a patient has a history of prior laser vision correction. General benefits of PRK...

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