What is the ICL?
ICL, which stands for implantable contact lens, is just that: a lens, much like a contact lens, implanted inside the eye. It’s like somebody putting their contact lenses in and …
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Honoring The Life and Legacy of Dr. David Dulaney
Phoenix, Arizona – December 11, 2013 It is with deep sorrow that Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center announces the passing of David Dulaney, MD, one of the founding partners of …
Learn MoreUnderstand Glaucoma
To understand glaucoma, we must think of the eye as a sink. The eye has a faucet and a drain. This faucet produces a clear, water-like fluid called aqueous humor. …
Learn MoreRestoring Sight in India: Barnet Dulaney Perkins Life-Changing Cataract Mission
On November 26th, 2012, a team from Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center left for Baligeria, India, hoping to restore vision to over 250 tribal people from West Bengal and Odisha …
Learn MoreAre Halloween Contacts Safe? What You Need to Know Before You Buy
Halloween contact lenses, also known as cosmetic or decorative contact lenses, are a popular way to enhance a costume by dramatically changing the appearance of the eyes. From vampire-red irises …
Learn MoreMarch Is Eye Donor Month
As a surgeon who has the privilege of helping restore vision by performing corneal transplants, this makes March an important month for me. I would not be able to have …
Learn MoreWhat Is Glaucoma? By Dr. Andrew Rabinowitz
Glaucoma is a treatable disease. Glaucoma, however, has no cure. Glaucoma is defined by optic nerve damage. In a majority of cases, glaucomatous optic nerve damage is caused by elevated …
Learn MoreGlaucoma Surgery Overview by Dr. Andrew Rabinowitz
By Dr. Andrew Rabinowitz The following is a guide to glaucoma surgery. I have created this guide to help prepare patients for glaucoma surgery. It is intended to help patients …
Learn MoreMacular Degeneration: Part 1 – Introduction by Jordan Graff, MD
February is Macular Degeneration Awareness Month. by Jordan Graff, MD Many of you have already heard of this retinal disease and the new treatments to prevent its potentially devastating effects. …
Learn MoreWhat Type of Glaucoma Do I Have?
There are several types of glaucoma. 1. “Wide” or ” Open” Angle Glaucoma 2. “Narrow” or “Closed” Angle Glaucoma 3. “Combined” or “Mixed” Mechanism Glaucoma Patients should know which type …
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