If you’re over 55 and your vision isn’t what it used to be, you may have a cataract. Request your FREE Hawaii Cataract Guide for important facts you need to know about for cataract surgery. This guide will explain cataracts and treatment options to help you make an educated and informed decision when considering cataract surgery.
It’s time to regain your visual independence and your lifestyle. Fill out the form below to download your FREE guide today!
Helping you see the world more clearly. 👓😊 Dr. Safi in our Kauai location loves making every step of your eye exam comfortable and personalized. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads across the islands! 🌺
Thank you for all you do—for your families, your communities, and everyone who depends on you.
We appreciate you today and every day. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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Your eyes work in amazing ways! Keep them healthy with regular check-ups and good care. 👁️
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We are so proud to expand our community with a brand-new location on the east side of Oahu in the heart of Kailua.
This new center will bring the full spectrum of vision care:
• Comprehensive Optometry
• Subspecialty Ophthalmology Services
• Full-Service Optical with Designer and Affordable Eyewear
• We participate in most insurance plans
Keep an eye on our social media when we announce our opening date! 🌺 ... See MoreSee Less
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Blurry vision? It could be cataracts. 👁️
A cataract clouds your eye’s natural lens—like looking through a foggy window or dusty windshield. You may notice colors fading, glare or halos around lights, trouble seeing at night, or that everyday tasks are becoming harder.
It’s Cataract Awareness Month—don’t wait.
Schedule your Cataract Exam at any of our offices across the islands. 🌺✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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Ever wonder what replaces your natural lens during cataract or lens replacement surgery?
It’s called an intraocular lens, or IOL—a tiny, artificial lens that restores your vision from the inside out. 🔍
There are different types of IOLs, including:
👓 Monofocal – sharp focus at one distance
🔁 Multifocal – see near and far without glasses
🔄 Toric – corrects astigmatism
When it's time to remove your cataracts, we’ll help you find the lens that fits your life. ... See MoreSee Less
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