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Getting Started With IPL Treatment: What Should You Expect?

IPL treatments have been used to remove unwanted hair and treat skin conditions for years, but now this revolutionary light therapy is being used to treat eye conditions: specifically, irritating…

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Top Signs You Should Consider Dry Eye Treatments

Dry eyes are an incredibly common condition. Symptoms are often fleeting, and sometimes people don’t even realize they suffer from dry eyes. Dr. Patel believes education is the key to…

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Questions to Ask Your Ophthalmologist

When you visit us at Wichita Vision Institute, Dr. Patel will examine your eyes and will likely ask you some questions to better understand what vision services and treatments could…

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Is Bladeless LASIK Eye Surgery Right for You?

In recent years, LASIK surgery has revolutionized how people see and deal with their vision problems. Today, bladeless LASIK eye surgery is safer and more easily accessible than ever. With…

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Important Questions About Cataracts

Cataracts are a common occurrence in individuals who are at least 60 years of age. However, this clouding of the lens of your eye can negatively affect your life in…

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Finding the Best Ophthalmologist

If you are looking for expert eye care and vision correction, finding the right ophthalmologist is an important first step. The team at Wichita Vision Institute can guide you on…

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When to Consider Seeing a Cataract Surgeon

Once some people have reached the age of 50, they develop cataracts and need to see a cataract surgeon. When the lens in the eye becomes cloudy, it is called…

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Diabetic Eye Care: Common Problems

Even though we know quite a bit about what causes diabetes, this metabolic disease is more prevalent than ever. A relatively large percentage of adults will develop diabetes or prediabetes…

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What Can Ophthalmologists Treat?

Ophthalmologists are medical professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating eye problems. They have either a medical degree or an osteopathic degree, and they are the only eye doctors who…

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Who Is At-Risk for Macular Degeneration?

Age-related macular degeneration is the result of several complex risk factors coming together. Some risk factors are controllable. These would include things like smoking, being overweight, cardiovascular disease, high blood…

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