Videos Archive | Sweeney Eye Associates

How Cataract Surgery with the Light Adjustable Lens Improves Your Vision

Cataracts,Light Adjustable Lens,Premium Lens Options,Vision Correction

Do you have astigmatism or can’t see near or far? In this video, Dr. Vincent Venincasa shares valuable insights on the Light Adjustable Lens, a new type of lens used in cataract and refractive lens exchange surgeries.

How Cataract Surgery Can Improve Your Vision

Cataracts,Premium Lens Options

Our cataract experts at Sweeney Eye Associates are here to guide you through personalized premium lens options, ensuring a clear vision tailored to your lifestyle.

What is the iCare Eye Pressure Test? No More Air Puff!

General Eye Care

Learn about the iCare, a revolutionary device that uses rebound tonometry to measure your eye pressure quickly and comfortably. Unlike the traditional “air puff” test, the iCare is non-invasive and gentle, making it a much better experience for patients of all ages.

What is the Length and Recovery Time for Cataract Surgery?

Cataracts

Cataract surgery is quick, painless, and simple. Dr. Vincent Venincasa discusses what is involved in cataract surgery and recovery.

What Happens at an Eye Doctor’s Appointment?

Comprehensive Eye,General Eye Care

Wondering what happens during a typical eye exam at Sweeney Eye Associates? This video walks you through a step-by-step tour of our exam room and process, helping you feel comfortable and informed before your visit.

How Refractive Lens Exchange Can Free You from Reading Glasses and Prevent Future Cataracts

Refractive Lens Exchange,Vision Correction

Are you experiencing blurry up-close vision or tired of relying on reading glasses as you get older? Discover how Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) can transform your vision and life! In this comprehensive video, Dr. Vincent Venincasa explains everything you need to know about this advanced vision correction procedure.

How do I Know I Need Cataract Surgery?

Cataracts

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.