February 23, 2023
Shawna: Hi, my name is Shawna Stocker. I am a nurse here at Commonwealth Surgery Center. I’m here with my friend Stephanie. She has a unique perspective on LASIK as she is a surgery scheduler for LASIK, but she also […]
February 21, 2023
Throughout my time thus far at CES, it is hard to pick just one patient interaction that accurately portrays the sheer emotion, excitement, and gratitude displayed in the first moments of experiencing their new vision. From cataract surgery patients getting […]
December 13, 2022
Commonwealth Eye Surgery is proud to announce that Dr. Ferguson has been named among America’s Best Eye Doctors for 2022! Read the Release
September 1, 2016
The YAG treatment is a quick and painless outpatient procedure that is performed in our ambulatory surgery center. There are no needles, no stitches, and no shots. Drops are used to dilate the pupil and numb the eye. Your doctor […]
September 1, 2016
The YAG laser delivers small, rapid bursts of energy that are focused on the cloudy capsule. The laser energy creates a small opening that allows light to enter the eye, thus restoring normal vision.
September 1, 2016
Months or years following cataract surgery, the lens capsule that contains the new artificial lens implant may become cloudy and cause blurred vision. The YAG (Yttrium Argon Garnet) laser creates an opening in the back portion of the lens capsule […]
September 1, 2016
No, one eye is typically done at a time per the written policy of our ambulatory surgery center and the prevailing medical standard of care.
September 1, 2016
A fast procedure with little or no discomfort A highly customized procedure with advanced 3D imaging A gentler and easier cataract removal Laser precise incisions
September 1, 2016
Developed by Silicon Valley-based OptiMedica Corp., CATALYS is a new FDA market -leared medical device that features a state-of-the-art laser, advanced 3D imaging, and many other innovative features that can bring numerous benefits to Commonwealth Eye Surgery patients.
September 1, 2016
(Proceed with caution as these activities have a high risk of water being forced into the eyes). Water skiing Wind surfing Kayaking Surfing
September 1, 2016
Racket sports – squash, racquetball, badminton (but wear eye protection) Swimming Scuba diving; snorkeling Sailing Sun-tanning Motorcycling, dirt biking, mountain biking Parachuting Baseball, basketball, football, soccer Skiing
September 1, 2016
You may resume wearing eye makeup, but continue to avoid touching the eyes.