LASIK is very beneficial and helps restore your vision. However, it requires significant training and knowledge to deliver optimum results. It’s important to choose the right eye surgeon for your procedure. Although LASIK is an outpatient treatment, it requires a steady and experienced hand. To begin, numbing eye drops are administered so you don’t feel […]
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Nearly half of all American adults lack clear 20/20 vision due to some form of a refractive eye condition. This is when the overall shape of your eye does not bend light correctly, resulting in blurry vision. Fortunately, Dr. Christopher Walton can help restore your sight through various eye care options, including: If you are
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LASIK eye surgery is a beneficial procedure that helps restore your vision. A new study conducted by the Cornea Research Foundation of America solidifies this concept by revealing new information about people who have used contact lenses prior to their LASIK surgery. According to the Three-Year Longitudinal Survey Comparing Visual Satisfaction with LASIK and Contact
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Patients often ask various questions during their cataract surgery consultation. One of the most common ones Dr. Christopher Walton hears is, “What are the complications from cataract surgery?” Dr. Walton has been serving patients in the Mobile, Alabama area for nearly a decade. Given his knowledge and expertise, you can rest assured your vision is
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Many of our Mobile are patients opt for LASIK surgery when looking to restore their vision. Dr. Christopher Walton has seen 100% success in helping his patients achieve 20/20 vision or better. However, the first step to take is to determine if LASIK surgery is right for you. Take our quiz to find out! Of
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LASIK surgery can be a life-changing procedure. With advanced technology, LASIK surgery can be as fast as 30 minutes, and sometimes even less. However, many of our Mobile patients ask: how does this procedure work to correct vision? Numbing Drops: Dr. Chris Walton will administer numbing eye drops. The effects of this medication take place
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Cataracts occur when the lens of your eye becomes cloudy. This happens naturally due to again, but can often go undetected because the symptoms get ignored. Take this fun and quick quiz to find out if you’re showing early sign of cataracts: If you have signs of cataracts, our ophthalmologist, Dr. Christopher J. Walton can
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Cataracts affect more than 20 million Americans. Many of our Mobile patients seeking corrective eye procedures, such as cataract surgery, ask: what are cataracts, and what causes them? A cataract forms because of changes in the proteins that make up the lens of the eye. The lens is a part of your eye that focuses
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Several of our patients in the Pensacola area frequently ask: “When I get cataract surgery, will you operate on both eyes at the same time?” Cataract Surgery is different than LASIK, and it is important to know the differences between the two procedures. Not everyone is a good candidate for cataract surgery. By speaking with
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As a Mobile, Alabama ophthalmologist, Dr. Chris Walton often treats patients in need of corrective eye surgery. While he instructs each patient individually based on their condition and surrounding circumstances, our experienced team has gathered the information you need to know in order to prepare for your eye surgery. LASIK One hundred percent of Dr.
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