During cataract surgery, the eye's natural lens is removed and replaced with an intraocular lens implant. Now, with the latest advancements in cataract surgery, patients are experiencing better results than ever. Most surgeries can even be done on an outpatient basis, and are virtually painless. New premium lens implants help provide cataract patients with the best options to fit their individual needs. The ophthalmologists at Total Eye Care Centers always strive to achieve the best results and patient care, offering a range premium lens options and the most advanced eye care technology. Schedule a consultation and visit one of our locations in Levittown, Newtown, Lawrenceville and more to begin your journey toward clear vision.
Total Eye Care Centers is proud to be home to some of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in the Philadelphia and New Jersey area. Our board certified ophthalmologists are surgeons with extensive postgraduate subspecialty training, and are happy to meet with anyone looking for information about LASIK surgery. If you’re curious about your LASIK candidacy, would like to know how the surgery is performed, have questions about financing, or are simply interested in learning more, do not hesitate to visit one of our Pennsylvania or New Jersey locations. Call today to schedule your complimentary consultation to see if LASIK is right for you!
At Total Eye Care & Cosmetic Laser Centers, the highly-trained cosmetic team operates under our experienced and specialized physician and oculoplastic surgeon, Dr. Judith Lavrich, allowing for a comprehensive treatment plan to meet your specific needs. Dr. Lavrich’s training in both ophthalmic plastic surgery and ophthalmology has given her a unique perspective on rejuvenation of the face and eye area. We are happy to offer treatments for conditions on your face and body such as brown spots, redness, fine lines and wrinkles. We invite you to visit one of our offices in Levittown, PA, Newtown, PA, or Lawrenceville, NJ, and experience the highest quality care and the latest cosmetic treatments available.
Flashes and floaters are more likely to occur the older we get, usually affecting those over the age of 45, but can occur in younger patients especially with nearsightedness. As we age, the vitreous gel changes over time, and begins to pull away and shrink from the retina causing a floater. This is a natural aging process of the eye and there is nothing that we know of that can stop this occurrence, but at Total Eye Care Centers, we may be able to help you to reduce or rid yourself from of a bothersome floater. Give us a call at any of our convenient locations in Lawrenceville, Levittown and Newton, if you are experiencing these conditions to see if you are a candidate for this treatment.
