Cataracts are among the most common age-related vision problems. This condition clouds the lens of your eye, affecting your vision. Southwest Florida is home to some of the best cataract surgeons. Our ophthalmologists specialize in premium cataract surgery, and we’re expertly equipped with state-of-the-art technologies to detect early signs of cataracts and treat it when it’s at its earliest stages. If you’re struggling with blurry vision, reduced vision at night or glares, then our ophthalmology services can help restore your eyesight.

The skin surrounding our eyes begins to droop or sag as we age. This affects our appearance and our vision. However, our ophthalmologists can remove the excess skin in a procedure called blepharoplasty, more commonly known as eyelid surgery. This procedure improves the cosmetic look and the overall function of your eyelids. And with our expert ophthalmology staff, you’ll experience minimal recovery time, so you can go back to enjoying your daily life as quickly as possible.

Glaucoma is a leading causes of blindness, and it often begins to develop without noticeable symptoms. However, routine exams and early intervention can make a significant difference. Our skilled ophthalmologists can detect early signs of the disease and provide advanced treatment to protect and preserve your eyesight. Our compassionate team will assess the health of your optic nerve and tailor a treatment plan to your specific needs to manage the disease and ensure your eyes are as healthy as possible.

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is another leading cause of vision loss in seniors. This condition includes symptoms such as blurred and distorted vision, difficulty reading and a dark area in the center of your vision. Snead Eye Group’s ophthalmologists are experts at detecting and treating macular degeneration using state-of-the-art technologies and techniques. We offer personalized solutions to slow the progression of AMD and help you preserve your vision for as long as possible.

Some cataract surgery patients develop clouding of the lens capsule after their initial procedure, causing blurry vision. Our experienced ophthalmologists use the YAG laser to create a small hole in the cloudy lens capsule and restore clarity to your vision. This is a relatively quick and effective procedure with minimal recovery time, and it provides a long-lasting solution that improves your eyesight. This procedure is highly effective in restoring sharp, clear vision without the need for additional surgery.