How do I Know I Need Cataract Surgery?
Dr. Vincent Venincasa explains that the decision to have cataract surgery is based on the patient’s symptoms. Typically, when they start having vision problems like glare at night, difficulty reading up close, and blurriness that’s not correctable with glasses, that’s when it’s time to come in for a cataract evaluation.
Read MoreHow to Correct Astigmatism?
Learn what to expect during the laser-assisted cataract surgery process using femtosecond laser technology.
Read MoreHow Often Should I See an Eye Doctor?
Annual eye exams help detect vision changes and prevent serious eye conditions, even if you don’t need glasses.
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Learn how to safely view a solar eclipse without risking permanent eye damage.
Read MoreThank You for Choosing Sweeney Eye Associates as Your Surgical Partner
Dr. Venaza thanks referring providers for their trust and partnership in patient care at Sweeney Eye Associates.
Read MoreWhy Do You Enjoy Being an Ophthalmologist?
Dr. Vincent shares why restoring vision through ophthalmic surgery is one of the most rewarding parts of his career.
Read MoreDr. Patrick Sweeney: Why I Became an Ophthalmologist
Dr. Sweeney shares the personal story that led him to pursue a career in ophthalmology after witnessing a patient’s life-changing cataract surgery.
Read MoreiDose TR Glaucoma Treatment: A Better Way to Support Your Patients
Dr. Venincasa introduces the iDose implant: a long-term glaucoma treatment that improves compliance and eliminates daily drops.
Read MoreWhat is MIGS (Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery)?
MIGS helps manage glaucoma during cataract surgery and may reduce or eliminate the need for daily drops.
Read MoreLearn About the iDose TR – Dr. Vincent Venincasa
Dr. Venincasa introduces the iDose implant—a long-term solution for glaucoma patients tired of daily eye drops.
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