While The Eye Institute offers the latest technology and premier eye surgeons to correct refractive errors and improve your eyesight, we also offer comprehensive treatment options for serious eye conditions and diseases. Our doctors are committed to diagnosing and treating a variety of problems that could significantly damage your ability to see. The links below will take you to detailed descriptions of the many other procedures and treatments we offer at The Eye Institute of Utah, serving patients from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and from across the globe.
If you are not a candidate for LASIK or PRK laser vision correction surgery, or if you are simply looking for alternatives to those procedures, the ICL™ may an ideal option for your goals. This implantable contact (collamer) lens is designed to be placed in front of the eye’s natural lens to help you reduce your dependence on glasses or traditional contacts. Unlike intraocular lenses (IOLs), ICL™ procedures are reversible and the implants can be removed later if desired.
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The Eye Institute of Utah offers a comprehensive range of vision correction surgery procedures to address conditions such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, cataracts, and presbyopia. Options include LASIK and PRK, refractive lens exchange, lens implants, and cataract surgery.
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Our experienced retinal specialist and the doctors here at The Eye Institute of Utah can help patients who are suffering from retinal diseases such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, flashes and floaters, and retinal detachment.
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One of the most common eye diseases, glaucoma causes a gradual loss of vision over time that is often not noticed in its early stages. The condition can lead to significant vision loss if left untreated. Our experienced glaucoma physicians at The Eye Institute can screen you for glaucoma and provide effective treatments, from eye drops in milder cases to surgery for those with more advanced glaucoma.
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Dry eye syndrome, pterygium, corneal dystrophies, and keratoconus are some of the common conditions that can affect the eye’s cornea. Our practice offers state-of-the-art procedures such as corneal transplantation and Intacs® corneal implants to help patients fight diseases and conditions of the cornea that can lead to debilitating vision loss.
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For more information on our procedures, please contact The Eye Institute today.
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