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Ophthalmologist Dr. Russell Brear is opening the eyes of many whose sight was impaired by cataracts.

With corneal transplants, Dr. Brear repairs the vision of people whose corneal membranes have become cloudy from injury. This surgery is highly successful, achieving greater than 90% success rate. Following surgery, vision gradually improves as the cornea heals.

Intraocular implants after cataract surgery can open new vistas for many patients. Astigmatism can also be corrected during cataract surgery to help patients see faster following surgery.

Membranes may form after cataract surgery, and Dr. Brear uses the YAG laser to remove these membranes and to treat some cases of glaucoma. An intense beam of light, the laser is projected to a precisely focused point and disintegrates the object at the focused point.

Dr. Brear offers complete emergency and surgical care for eye disorders.

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