If you have been considering having LASIK vision correction in Rancho Cucamonga, your eye health is one aspect that will be examined to ensure you are a good candidate for the procedure. For example, people who have glaucoma in Rancho Cucamonga may be advised against LASIK. Glaucoma patients have increased eye pressure and the LASIK procedure […]
Read MoreIf you wear prescription glasses, you may have tried transitional lenses. These specialty lenses change the tint of the lens in response to the intensity of light. However, there are limitations with these lenses: The transition time from clear to shaded (or vice versa) can take too long The shaded adaptation may not be effective […]
Read MoreIf an eye doctor has diagnosed you with myopia, or nearsightedness in Rancho Cucamonga, this means you have a refractive error that causes distant objects to appear blurry. Nearsighted people can usually see close objects clearly but they may need to wear corrective lenses to see well at a distance. Nearsightedness can occur for one […]
Read MoreWhether you hit the slopes every weekend or just make it to the mountains once a year, having the right ski or snowboard equipment can be the difference between an epic run and constantly stopping to adjust your gear. We’re not just talking boots and bindings…we’re talking eyewear. If you have to wear glasses or […]
Read MoreFebruary is Library Lovers’ Month…a great time to celebrate how libraries of all types benefit our communities. It’s also a great time to pick up a book and rekindle your love of reading. However, if you are farsighted and have trouble focusing on printed items close-up, you may become discouraged by the need to constantly […]
Read MoreMore than 14 million Americans have had LASIK vision correction since the mid-1990s. While LASIK is usually considered a safe medical procedure, it is important to remember that it is still surgery…and the decision to have LASIK should not be taken lightly. You can increase your chances for an excellent visual outcome (20/20 vision or […]
Read MoreIf you have been told you are not a good candidate for LASIK because your corneas are too thin, you may not have to abandon your dream of 20/20 vision. PRK (photorefractive keratectomy) is a type of laser surgery in Rancho Cucamonga that can produce similar vision results to LASIK vision correction, and it can be […]
Read MoreNow you have a deadline to stop being indecisive. Dec. 31, 2014 is “Make Up Your Mind Day.” If you are known in your circle of friends for struggling to make any type of decision…from choosing a menu item to choosing a boyfriend, it’s time to stop wavering. “Indecision may or may not be my […]
Read MoreAt Inland Eye Institute, we have helped thousands of people achieve lens-free vision through laser vision correction. And while our LASIK in Colton allows most of our patients to toss out their glasses, we encourage those patients to protect their new-found clear vision by wearing protective safety glasses when performing certain activities. Most people know that […]
Read MoreThe answer to this question is “yes” and “no.” LASIK vision correction in Colton is typically performed to correct a refractive error that has been present since childhood or acquired later in life: Myopia (nearsightedness), which results in blurry distance vision Hyperopia (farsightedness), which results in blurry up-close vision Astigmatism, which results in blurry vision […]
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Inland Eye LASIK
9481 Haven Ave., Suite 200
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
