Cataracts are a common cause of vision loss, especially as we age. If you’ve noticed blurred or cloudy vision, you may have a cataract. At amaEyes we offer cataract surgery in Dublin, Ohio, to help restore clear vision and improve your quality of life.
Our ophthalmologists use up-to-date techniques and tools for accurate diagnosis and treatment. With years of experience serving Central Ohio, we provide steady care and clear communication every step of the way.
A cataract forms when the natural lens in the eye becomes cloudy. It can lead to problems seeing at night, sensitivity to light, faded colors, and double vision. Cataracts develop slowly and most often affect people over the age of 60, though they can occur earlier due to injury or other eye conditions.
Left untreated, cataracts can make everyday tasks—like reading, driving, or recognizing faces—more difficult. Regular eye exams can catch early signs of cataracts and help monitor any changes to your vision.
If cataracts interfere with daily activities or reduce your safety, your eye doctor may recommend surgery. Cataract surgery is the only way to remove the cloudy lens and improve vision. It’s one of the most common and reliable procedures performed in the U.S.
At amaEyes in Dublin, Ohio, we perform cataract surgery when symptoms affect your daily life. Your eye care team will discuss your treatment plan and help you decide the right time for surgery.
Before surgery, we complete a thorough eye exam to check the overall health of your eyes. We measure the shape and size of your eye to prepare for your new lens, called an intraocular lens. This artificial lens helps restore your vision after we remove the cloudy one.
Our Dublin eye doctor will go over your options for the intraocular lens. Some lenses correct vision at multiple distances, while others are focused on improving distance or close-up vision. We’ll help you select the lens that matches your lifestyle and specific needs.
In the days before surgery, you may be asked to use eye drops to reduce the risk of infection. We’ll provide written instructions and make sure you understand what to expect.
Cataract surgery is done on an outpatient basis. You won’t stay overnight. The procedure usually takes under 30 minutes per eye.
During surgery, we use local anesthesia to numb the area around your eye. You’ll be awake, but you won’t feel pain. We make a small incision to remove the cloudy lens, then replace it with a new intraocular lens. The incision is so small that it usually heals on its own without stitches.
Most patients notice better vision within a few days. You may experience some mild discomfort or light sensitivity, but this usually fades quickly.
We’ll give you eye drops to prevent infection and reduce swelling. It’s important to follow the instructions closely. Avoid rubbing your eyes or lifting heavy objects in the first few days. We’ll schedule follow-up visits with your eye care provider to check your healing.
If you had cataracts in both eyes, we typically schedule surgery on the second eye a few weeks later.
At amaEyes, we believe your vision deserves steady, experienced care. Our team provides cataract surgery to patients throughout Dublin and Central Ohio in a calm, focused setting. We guide you through every step—from your first eye exam to your final follow-up visit—with consistency and attention to detail.
We stay current with the latest tools for lens implant selection and surgical precision. Yet we pair these tools with practical care that fits your life. Your treatment plan is personal. We make time to answer your questions and explain your options carefully.
If you live in Dublin or the surrounding Central Ohio area and believe you may have a cataract, schedule an eye exam at amaEyes. Our ophthalmologists will work with you to understand your symptoms, explore lens options, and build a treatment plan that fits your needs.
Our cataract surgery in Dublin, Ohio, helps residents restore clear vision and help prevent further vision loss. With the right care, it supports your independence and quality of life.