North

11455 N. Meridian St. Suite 100
Carmel, IN 46032
office: (317) 846-4223
optical: (317) 844-3122

Midtown

1801 North Senate Suite 620
Indianapolis, IN 46202
office: (317) 926-6699
optical: (317) 921-1720

West

6920 Parkdale Place Suite 206
Indianapolis, IN 46254
office: (317) 293-1420
optical: (317) 293-6177

1-877-846-4223






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Eye Procedures


SLT (Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty)
SLT is used to treat patients with open-angle glaucoma and high eye pressure. It uses short pulses of low-energy laser light to target melanin-containing cells in a network of tiny channels called the trabecular meshwork. The objective is to reduce intraocular pressure that can cause damage to the optic nerve and loss of vision. The SLT technique is much less traumatic to the eye than ALT, leaving surrounding tissue undamaged, so the procedure can be repeated as necessary. For more information, download our pdf here or visit http://www.ophthalmic.lumenis.com/wt/page/slt
Cataract Surgery
A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens inside the eye. The only way to correct this problem is to surgically remove the cloudy lens and replace it with a clear artificial lens which remains permanently in the eye. The procedure is typically done on an outpatient basis under light sedation. A small incision is made in the eye and ultrasound energy is used to break up the cloudy lens. It is removed through the small incision. The new lens is then placed in the same position as the natural lens. Sutures are not necessarily needed at the conclusion of the case due to the small incision size. Newer lens technology allows the surgeon to place bifocal intraocular lenses allowing the patient to be less dependent on glasses for distance or reading vision. Also, lenses for astigmatism are now approved and available. For more information visit. ReSTOR®, AcrySof Toric®, and crystalensTM.
Lid Lesion/Cysts
Small lesions of the upper and lower eyelids can be removed by our surgeons. These lesions could be benign or malignant. Excision is performed under local anesthesia and can be performed in the office or an outpatient surgery center. If the lesion is suspicious for malignancy, it will be sent to a pathologist to confirm the diagnosis and to ensure the entirety of the lesion was removed.
NLD probing
Probing and placement of tubes in the nasolacrimal duct (NLD) are performed for persistent tearing (epiphora) due to obstruction of the eye's natural tear drainage system.
Pterygiums
A Pterygium is a growth of tissue over the clear cornea of the eye. If this growth becomes inflamed or obstructs the visual axis, it can be removed during an outpatient surgical procedure.
Blepharoplasty
A Blepharoplasty is performed to remove excess skin from the upper eyelid that is drooping and beginning to obstruct the patient's peripheral vision. A suture will placed at the conclusion of the case which will be removed in the office approximately one week after the surgery.
Trabeculectomy or Tube Shunt
Outpatient surgical procedures performed to treat glaucoma when medical or laser therapy is not adequate. Both procedures are performed to permit alternate drainage routes for the internal fluid of the eye. The goal is to reduce the intraocular pressure so that no further damage to the optic nerve occurs. Often, the patient will no longer need pressure lowering eyedrops after the surgery and the glaucoma will stabilize.
Laser Procedures
Lasers are used to treat a variety of eye diseases including Glaucoma, Diabetes, and secondary Cataracts. These procedures are performed in the office and only require topical anesthesia with eye drops.