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Providing crystal clear vision to Sacramento, Roseville, & nearby areas of California

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One of our founding eye doctors, Dr. Brent Reed, was the first to use multifocal lens implants in Sacramento 12 years ago. He and our skilled staff of professionals know how to collect accurate measurements to ensure your multifocal lens gives you the best vision possible. Learn more from Dr. Reed and Dr. Maboudi in the video above.

Floaters are small specks in your field of vision. You might see them when you look at a plain background, like a blank wall. The vitreous humor of your eye- the clear gel that fills the inside of your eye - is where floaters originate, in the form of tiny bits of gel or cells. You aren't actually seeing these bits, but are really seeing their shadows as they are cast on your eye's retina, which is light sensitive. As your eye moves, the floater moves too, because it is inside your eye.

As we age, changes occur in our vision that may lead to a number of conditions, such as cataracts and presbyopia.

A cataract is an opaque or cloudy area that forms within the eye's lens, making vision difficult. Cataracts occur with aging or trauma. The treatment for cataracts is to remove the lens and implant an artificial lens, called an intraocular lens (IOL).