The History of IOLs: You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby!
Explore the history of IOLs, from early cataract surgery to today’s advanced lens technology, offering LASIK-level vision…
The Assil Gaur Eye Institute Education Team is dedicated to providing accurate, accessible, and patient-centered eye health information to support not only our patients, but the broader community as well. Working closely with our physicians and specialists, the team helps develop educational content designed to empower patients to better understand their vision, eye conditions, treatment options, and advances in ophthalmology. Our goal is to make complex medical topics easier to understand while upholding the highest standards of clinical accuracy, trust, and patient care.
Explore the history of IOLs, from early cataract surgery to today’s advanced lens technology, offering LASIK-level vision…
AGEI ophthalmologists Drs. Kerry Assil and Avneet K. Sodhi Gaur have added the latest technology to their arsenal of vision-correcting intraocular lenses (IOLs).
Discover how pupil size might reveal surprising insights about intelligence, from reasoning skills to memory, backed by recent research.
Seeing double? 👁️ Learn what causes diplopia, how it affects your vision, and when it might signal a more serious issue.
Glaucoma damages the optic nerve, and certain medications can increase the risk—learn about drug-induced glaucoma and its impact on vision.
Discover how alcohol consumption can worsen dry eye symptoms, what to watch for, and tips to protect your eye health while drinking.
Discover how Vitamin D may relieve dry eye disease symptoms, improving tear production and reducing discomfort in recent study participants.
Discover the most common reasons cataract lenses fail — from PCO and lens dislocation to poor IOL choice — and how AGEI’s world-class surgeons correct them. Book a complimentary evaluation today.
Can stress raise eye pressure in glaucoma patients? Discover how psychological stress may increase intraocular pressure (IOP) in those with primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) and impact their condition.
Cataracts typically develop after 50, yet surgeries are increasing in younger patients. Is earlier intervention needed?
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