EYE CARE EXCELLENCE
Expert Witness–Top 10 List
Memorize the chart as much as possible
Know the medical science. Have core convictions
It is best to speak from clinical experience
Decline cases that you cannot help with
Have impeccable, over the top credentials
Be cordial to all participants
Keep accurate billing records
Posit what transpired, not all of which is recorded
Speak in understandable language
45-minute complimentary consultation
A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens of the eye. Early symptoms include glare and blurred vision. Things appear darker and not as crisp as before (loss of contrast sensitivity).
As a general rule we recommend waiting until vision drops to 20/40 or below, but there are exceptions.
With improvements in outcomes, patients are seeking treatment at earlier stages than in the past. After the cataract is removed, an intraocular lens (IOL) is implanted. IOL’s are available in aspheric, toric, multifocal and extended depth of vision versions. We will review these options with you during your consultation.
Minor Eyelid Surgery
Whether you have a stye, chalazion, eyelid cyst, nevus, or other disturbing eyelid lesion, this needs careful attention by an oculoplastic surgeon.
In contrast to cauterization or freezing done by dermatologists, our procedures require an incision.
Our specialized equipment includes a radiofrequency unit which cuts and cauterizes simultaneously.
We also utilize an operating microscope that magnifies the surgical field 2 to 3-fold.
Two doctors will be scrubbed for your procedure. Our rate of recurrence is extremely low, with fast recovery time and excellent cosmesis.
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