Lumea Refractive and Laser Eye Surgery

$Lumea Refractive and Laser Eye Surgery$

With an eye to the future and all the possibilities it holds and promises, we dare to be different…for the betterment of our industry, and most importantly, our patients. At Lumea, we challenge the status quo. We’re not content doing things the way they’ve always been done. We’re visionaries. We relentlessly pursue new and better ways in vision correction – from processes and techniques that bring about better results to exceptional patient care that helps them not only see better, but also ensures they feel seen and appreciated. We know you have choices for your vision corrective surgery, and we want you to feel confident that Lumea is the right choice for you.

Lumea Refractive and Laser Eye Surgery Practitioners

Dr. Baseer Khan

MD, FRCS(C)

Ophthalmologist

Vaughan, ON

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Dr. Baseer Khan
, Ophthalmologist, at Lumea Refractive and Laser Eye Surgery in Vaughan, ON commented on: What is Diabetic Retinopathy of the Eye? " John a 55-year-old male who has had type 2 diabetes ".

Diabetic retinopathy is diagnosed by looking into the eyes. The eye is the only structure in which a doctor can look with a microscope with a magnification into the microscopic blood vessels in your body, without having to do things like a biopsy. In the office you will have optical coherence tomography, which is a scan of the eye and can show all kinds of problems, such as swelling of the retina; optical coherence and geography, which allows the shape and location of blood vessels to be identified and look for places where blood vessels are missing or new blood vessels are growing

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Latest Health Talk Comment

Dr. Baseer Khan
, Ophthalmologist, at Lumea Refractive and Laser Eye Surgery in Vaughan, ON commented on: Eye Health and Night Vision Problems - " Stephanie is a 35-year-old figure skating coach".

For diabetic retinopathy, laser treatment, which is the conventional treatment, is used for multiple reasons. There is laser that is done around the edges of the eye, and what you can expect is that you’ll put in a machine called a slit lamp—very much the same as the machine you have your eyes examined in. So something that’s familiar to most people if they’ve had an eye exam.

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Dr. Paul Sanghera

MD, FRCS(C)

Ophthalmologist

Vaughan, ON

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Dr. Hassan Qureshi

Optometrist

Brampton, ON

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