Advanced Lenses, Cataracts, General Eye Care, News & Media, The Light Adjustable Lens
Have you ever found yourself squinting against bright headlights during your evening drive? Or noticed how quickly darkness falls after the clocks “fall back”? Shorter days after Daylight Savings Time can make driving at night more challenging—especially if cataracts are affecting your vision. In this blog, we’ll break down why night driving becomes riskier after […]
Read
More
Cataracts, Eye Health, LASIK Eye Surgery
Are you tired of squinting through another year? Do you dread the thought of cataract surgery because you’re worried about the cost? Here’s something most people don’t realize: your employer’s year-end benefits could cover a significant portion of your vision correction procedure—but only if you use them before December 31st. For residents of Paso Robles, San […]
Read
More
Cataracts, Eye Health
As the fall season brings cooler temperatures and crisp breezes in San Luis Obispo, many people mistakenly believe that the risk of sun damage decreases. But did you know that ultraviolet (UV) rays remain strong even in the fall? Prolonged exposure to UV rays can contribute to serious eye conditions like pterygium and cataracts. At […]
Read
More
Cataracts, Eye Health, Glaucoma, LASIK Eye Surgery, RLE, Vision Correction
October marks World Blindness Month, a global reminder that most vision loss can be prevented with early detection and advanced treatment. At ADV Vision, our board-certified ophthalmologists combine cutting-edge technology with surgical expertise to deliver personalized care for glaucoma, cataracts, and refractive errors. Our mission is to help patients throughout San Luis Obispo County and […]
Read
More
Advanced Lenses, Cataracts, Eye Health, General Eye Care, LASIK Eye Surgery, Resources, RLE, The Light Adjustable Lens
Have you noticed subtle changes in your eyesight recently? Perhaps reading or night driving feels different. These are normal signs that your eyes are aging—but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options. At ADV Vision, we specialize in advanced vision correction and treatment options for patients throughout San Luis Obispo County. Why Your Vision Changes […]
Read
More
Cataracts, Eye Health
Answers to the Questions You’re Asking About Cataract Surgery At ADV Vision, we understand that considering cataract surgery can feel overwhelming. Many patients across San Luis Obispo County ask the same questions about what to expect, from anesthesia to recovery. That’s why we’ve put together answers to the five most common questions—including whether cataract surgery […]
Read
More
Cataracts, RLE
Do you find yourself struggling with night driving due to glare, or is your vision becoming progressively cloudy? If you are experiencing changes in your sight, you may be a candidate for either cataract surgery or Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE). While both are common lens-based procedures, they address different visual needs. At ADV Vision in […]
Read
More
Cataracts, Eye Health
Are you tired of constantly searching for your reading glasses? Do blurry vision and faded colors keep you from fully enjoying the vibrant beauty of California’s Central Coast? If you’re experiencing symptoms of cataracts, such as cloudy vision, glare, or difficulty seeing at night, it might be time to consider cataract surgery. And here’s a […]
Read
More
Cataracts
What Is Cataract Awareness Month? June is Cataract Awareness Month, a time to shed light on one of the most common causes of vision loss in the U.S. Cataracts affect millions of people, especially those over 60, and early detection is key to preventing permanent vision impairment. Residents of San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, and […]
Read
More
Cataracts
Last Chance to Save on Premium Lens Surgery If you’ve been delaying cataract surgery, now is the time to act. Due to global manufacturing tariffs, the cost of premium lenses, specifically multifocal and toric intraocular lenses, is expected to rise in the coming months. These lenses offer a significant improvement in post-surgery vision quality, often […]
Read
More
