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As one of the most experienced refractive surgeons in the United States, Dr. Craig Bindi has distinguished himself from other veteran surgeons with his personalized “one-to-one” approach to patient care. This approach has led him to be trusted by more than 100 NFL players for LASIK, and to be voted the best reviewed LASIK surgeon by Yelp.

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10 Foods To Eat For Healthy Eyes - It is important to eat healthy for a number of reasons. And while the majority of Americans adjust their diet to take care of their heart, their skin or their muscle tone, few take into account what they need to eat for healthy eyes. This...
5 Key Benefits Of The KAMRA Inlay - The KAMRA Inlay is a small, implantable lens designed to correct problems with near vision. Think of the KAMRA Inlay like a permanent contact lens for people who need reading glasses. The technology works like the lens of a camera, focusing light to the back...
What You Need To Know About Sunglasses - Lots of people wear sunglasses because they are trendy. They focus on appearance or brand name rather than UV protection, and that can be dangerous. Because studies show that people don’t protect their eyes from the sun nearly enough. There is no reason you can’t...
Why The KAMRA Inlay May Replace Reading Glasses - If you are over 50, you have probably needed reading glasses at least once in your life. Most people develop mild farsightedness as they move past middle age, due to a condition called presbyopia. Presbyopia affects the eye’s ability to focus on near objects (books,...
How To Prevent Computer Vision Syndrome - There are many chronic health problems unique to the modern office workplace. Whereas factory workers and manual laborers must fear falling rebar or toxic exposure, indoor workers are afflicted by sedentary conditions that are slow developing but still severe. This can include back pain, carpal...
5 Signs Your Child May Need An Eye Exam - Vision problems among young children are far more common than you would think. Many kids under the age of 10 live with mild to moderate nearsightedness for several years before their visual impairment is first detected, often by someone else. Part of the reason for...
The 5-Step Guide To Healthy Eyes - The eyes are an important part of your overall health and well-being. Unfortunately, few people take the time to care for their eyes until they have a problem with them. This is a big mistake. Many eye diseases develop chronically with age, and there...
LASIK Surgery: Separating Fact From Fiction - If you’ve researched LASIK surgery on the Internet, you’ve probably seen that there is a wealth of contradictory information out there. Opinions on the safety and effectiveness of LASIK run from “you may go blind” to “there is no risk and no side effects”....
Safety Concerns: Is LASIK Right For You? - Safety is the most important factor in determining whether any patient is an ideal candidate for LASIK surgery. While LASIK is an FDA-approved procedure with a very high success rate, most patients want to know that the surgery is as safe and foolproof as possible....
LASIK: How To Treat Dry Eyes - One of the most common side effects of LASIK surgery is temporary discomfort caused by dry eyes. Some patients who undergo LASIK experience “dry-eye” symptoms such as light sensitivity and a burning sensation until their eyes heal fully from the surgery, usually after about 6...

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10 Foods To Eat For Healthy Eyes - It is important to eat healthy for a number of reasons. And while the majority of Americans adjust their diet to take care of their heart, their skin or their muscle tone, few take into account what they need to eat for healthy eyes. This...
5 Key Benefits Of The KAMRA Inlay - The KAMRA Inlay is a small, implantable lens designed to correct problems with near vision. Think of the KAMRA Inlay like a permanent contact lens for people who need reading glasses. The technology works like the lens of a camera, focusing light to the back...
What You Need To Know About Sunglasses - Lots of people wear sunglasses because they are trendy. They focus on appearance or brand name rather than UV protection, and that can be dangerous. Because studies show that people don’t protect their eyes from the sun nearly enough. There is no reason you can’t...
Why The KAMRA Inlay May Replace Reading Glasses - If you are over 50, you have probably needed reading glasses at least once in your life. Most people develop mild farsightedness as they move past middle age, due to a condition called presbyopia. Presbyopia affects the eye’s ability to focus on near objects (books,...
How To Prevent Computer Vision Syndrome - There are many chronic health problems unique to the modern office workplace. Whereas factory workers and manual laborers must fear falling rebar or toxic exposure, indoor workers are afflicted by sedentary conditions that are slow developing but still severe. This can include back pain, carpal...
5 Signs Your Child May Need An Eye Exam - Vision problems among young children are far more common than you would think. Many kids under the age of 10 live with mild to moderate nearsightedness for several years before their visual impairment is first detected, often by someone else. Part of the reason for...
The 5-Step Guide To Healthy Eyes - The eyes are an important part of your overall health and well-being. Unfortunately, few people take the time to care for their eyes until they have a problem with them. This is a big mistake. Many eye diseases develop chronically with age, and there...
LASIK Surgery: Separating Fact From Fiction - If you’ve researched LASIK surgery on the Internet, you’ve probably seen that there is a wealth of contradictory information out there. Opinions on the safety and effectiveness of LASIK run from “you may go blind” to “there is no risk and no side effects”....
Safety Concerns: Is LASIK Right For You? - Safety is the most important factor in determining whether any patient is an ideal candidate for LASIK surgery. While LASIK is an FDA-approved procedure with a very high success rate, most patients want to know that the surgery is as safe and foolproof as possible....
LASIK: How To Treat Dry Eyes - One of the most common side effects of LASIK surgery is temporary discomfort caused by dry eyes. Some patients who undergo LASIK experience “dry-eye” symptoms such as light sensitivity and a burning sensation until their eyes heal fully from the surgery, usually after about 6...