When you’re no longer able to do the things you want because your vision isn’t good enough, you’re ready for cataract surgery. Dr. James Kelly, a top cataract surgeon in New York, offers exceptional skill and the most advanced IOL technology available.
A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s natural lens. Cataracts are generally associated with aging, although they may be caused by other factors. They are the result of protein buildup that clouds the lens and leads to blurry vision, difficulty with glare, dulled colors, poor night vision, and often increased nearsightedness (myopia).
The cost of cataract surgery varies for each individual depending on the complexity of the procedure required, the patient’s insurance, and other factors. In general, including pre-surgery consultation and post-surgery care, the cost of cataract surgery begins at $1000 per eye.
To get a cataract screening and learn how cataract surgery in NYC can improve your vision, please contact us to set up your free consultation at Kelly Vision Center.
Over 20 years as one of NY's most experienced laser vision specialists. Dr. Kelly is board certified and Kelly Vision Center has performed over 100,000 procedures.
Dr. Kelly offers a personalized experience from beginning to end to ensure optimal patient care and comfort during every procedure.
Our reputation for excellence is highly reviewed online. Along with proudly serving our third generation of patients, Dr. Kelly is a top choice by doctors, athletes, celebrities.
Kelly Vision Center uses advanced technology like IntraLASIK and Wavefront-guided treatments to ensure the best possible results for our patients.
Who gets Cataracts?
What causes Cataracts?
Cataracts are a condition that is most often related to aging. Data shows that more than 50% of Americans undergo cataract or cataract surgery by the time they are 80. In some cases, babies, small children, and middle-aged adults may also have cataracts, either as a natural condition present at birth or a development related to another medical condition.
There are various contributing factors to the development of cataracts. Some of those include aging eyes, diabetes, high blood pressure, injuries to the eye, inflammation of the eyes, prior eye surgery, and excess sun exposure over time.
