Presbyopia Correction – Glasses, Contacts, Drops, Surgery?
Cataract,Eye Exam,Eye Health,Medical News,Medical Technology,Presbyopia,Refractive Lens Exchange,What's New
You’re at a restaurant, and the menu suddenly looks blurry. You stretch your arm to find the right distance and squint under the light — the familiar “presbyopia stretch” after age 40. This gradual loss of near vision is a normal part of aging, but the options for correction have expanded well beyond reading glasses….
Read MoreA New Era in Glaucoma Treatment
Featured,Glaucoma,Medical News,Medical Technology,What's New
For decades, glaucoma has been known as the “silent thief of sight.” Traditionally, that diagnosis marked the beginning of a lifelong routine of daily eye drops—a constant reminder of the condition. Thanks to groundbreaking research and advanced technology, we are entering a new era of glaucoma treatment—one that empowers patients with simpler, longer‑lasting, and more…
Read More4 Surprising Facts About the New PanOptix® Pro Lens
Cataract,Featured,Medical News,Medical Technology,Refractive Lens Exchange,What's New
See what’s new for 2026 at North Toronto Eye Care. Facing cataract surgery means making a big decision: choosing the right lens for your future vision. One of the latest options for 2026 is the Alcon Clareon® PanOptix® Pro, the newest generation of the world’s most popular trifocal intraocular lens (IOL). Now available at our…
Read MoreTechnology Spotlight: OPD Scan III
astigmatism,Cataract,cornea,Cross-Linking,Dry Eye,Eye Exam,Intraocular Lens,Keratoconus,Medical Technology
OPD Scan III is a multi-function imaging device that measures how light travels through the eye and maps the shape of the cornea, helping diagnose vision problems, plan cataract surgery, and monitor ocular surface disease and dry eye. It combines several tests into one quick, non-invasive scan, giving your eye doctor a “big picture” view…
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