Dec 6, 2022
Pacific ClearVision Institute (541-343-5000) has further expanded its cataract treatment procedures to patients in the Greater Eugene Area.

Eugene,United States - December 6, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The eye clinic now offers more options for patients in Eugene looking to correct any problems with their eyesight, including cloudy vision, light sensitivity (photophobia), difficulties reading, astigmatism, night blindness, and more.
For more information, please visit: https://pcvi.com/treatments-eugene/cataract
With its latest announcement, Pacific ClearVision Institute aims to address one of the most common medical issues in America’s aging population. An estimated 24.4 million Americans over the age of 40 are affected by cataracts. The condition is caused by the deterioration of the proteins in the lens of the eye.
Cataracts often develop naturally as a person ages, but the process may be exacerbated by health conditions like diabetes, eye trauma, the use of certain medications, or repeated unprotected exposure to UV rays. The resulting vision problems can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life.
Cataracts can be corrected with cataract surgery, which is one of the most common procedures performed at Pacific ClearVision Institute.
The clinic’s team of doctors works closely with the patient and their primary eye care provider to determine whether the patient requires surgery. Pacific ClearVision Institute’s ophthalmologists then develop a treatment plan based on a careful assessment of the patient.
The surgery is a non-invasive procedure that lasts approximately 10 minutes. The cataract is removed with ultrasonic waves, and the lens is replaced. Additionally, Pacific ClearVision Institute offers a variety of options for the patient’s new lens, including monofocal lenses, multifocal lenses, and lenses that correct astigmatism.
After the surgery, Pacific ClearVision Institute’s team will schedule prompt follow-up appointments with the patient to ensure that they are recovering properly. Thanks to their experienced ophthalmologists and state-of-the-art technology, recovery time is swift, and most patients can schedule a second cataract surgery for their other eye within two weeks.
Pacific ClearVision Institute has been a prominent name in eye care and surgery for over 30 years. Their team of highly trained staff has been dedicated to providing top-quality eye care to patients in Greater Eugene and surrounding areas since 1989.
Interested parties can visit https://pcvi.com/treatments-eugene/cataract for more information.
Contact Info:
Name: Jessica Singleton
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Organization: Pacific ClearVision Institute
Address: 1125 Darlene Lane Suite 100, Eugene, OR 97401, United States
Phone: +1-541-343-5000
Website: https://pcvi.com/
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