Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world. Cataracts are a natural clouding of the eye’s lens, causing blurred vision.
Northeastern Eye Institute proudly offers customized laser cataract surgery, an advanced procedure that can quickly restore your eyesight and even provide you with 20/20 vision.
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Read MoreLASIK can deliver life-changing benefits, eliminating your dependence on glasses and contact lenses once and for all. If you’re pregnant, we recommend that you wait until you are done giving birth and breastfeeding before you move forward with the procedure. Our ophthalmologists have chosen not to perform LASIK on pregnant women in order to ensure optimal levels of safety and the best possible results.
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Read MoreIf you’re tired of the hassles associated with wearing glasses and contact lenses, LASIK may be right for you. This popular laser vision correction procedure can restore clear vision for individuals with refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. The vast majority of our LASIK patients are able to eliminate the need for glasses and contacts after their procedure.
At Northeastern Eye Institute, we understand that these are difficult times for a lot of people. It can be challenging to plan ahead when we’re all stuck at home practicing social distancing....
Read MoreIf you experience the uncomfortable symptoms associated with dry eye syndrome, Northeastern Eye Institute can help. We offer a variety of dry eye treatment options to alleviate your discomfort.
We’ve created the following quiz to help you determine whether you may be suffering from dry eye syndrome. It is based on the Standardized Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) questionnaire. While this quiz shouldn’t be treated as an iron-clad diagnosis, it can help you identify whether your symptoms are indicative of dry eye syndrome.
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Read MoreIf you’d like to eliminate the hassles associated with glasses and contact lenses, Northeastern Eye Institute can help. We offer a variety of refractive surgery procedures that can help you restore 20/20 vision in 2020.
The right procedure for you will depend on a variety of factors, including the severity of the refractive vision error you need to correct and the unique properties of your eye. During your free consultation, our ophthalmologists will discuss your options with you in detail and recommend the best treatment plan to restore clear, sharp vision.
In what is certainly a bittersweet moment for the Northeastern Eye Institute team, our long-time optometrist, Dr. Gerard Hildebrand, has announced his retirement. We’re grateful for the many years we’ve been able to work with such an outstanding doctor, and we will miss him moving forward. But we are also happy for him and hope he enjoys the adventures that lie ahead in retirement.
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Read MoreIf you’d like to eliminate the hassles associated with glasses and contact lenses once and for all, LASIK may be right for you. We’ve created the following quiz to help you determine how much you know about the procedure. You can find out if you’re a LASIK candidate and learn about your vision correction options by speaking with our ophthalmologists in person.
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As the end of the year approaches, many patients want to know if laser vision correction fits in their budget. Whether you plan to pay for it yourself or you've set aside FSA benefits for the procedure, one sentiment is absolutely true when you decide where to get LASIK: "You get what you pay for."
The price tag is not the only factor to consider when deciding on your LASIK provider. Cost is influenced...
Read MoreNovember 10th is World Keratoconus Day, and the team at Northeastern Eye Institute wanted to take advantage of this observance to make sure you know your options when dealing with this vision condition. Fortunately, this rare eye disorder is easily treated.
Keratoconus is a progressive vision disorder that occurs when your cornea begins to thin, causing it to morph from a round, dome-like shape into a cone-like shape. This causes your vision to become significantly distorted. Keratoconus often develops in your teens or early 20s, and it can occur in one or both eyes.
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Read MoreWhile the primary focus of our practice at Northeastern Eye Institute involves caring for your vision and your overall eye health, we also offer oculoplastics services. This is a specialized field of ophthalmology that addresses issues associated with the eyelids and the structures surrounding the eye.
Some oculoplastic services are cosmetic in nature, helping you restore a youthful and rejuvenated appearance. Others are medical in nature, addressing functional issues with the structures of your eye.
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