Renowned Surgeon and Founder of Durrie Vision, Dr. Dan Durrie, Selects Light Adjustable Lens™ for His Procedure Dr. Dan Durrie, retired surgeon and founder of Durrie Vision, dedicated his career to helping people improve their vision and enhance their quality...
And Is There a Laser Vision Correction Procedure to Treat Them in Kansas City? Cataracts negatively affect your vision. If you or a loved one has developed them, then you know how hard they make it to see clearly, especially in dimly-lit environments. As you age, your...
Popular Options for Vision Correction in Kansas City are Available at Durrie Vision LASIK surgery and refractive lens exchange (RLE) are two popular forms of laser vision correction. At Durrie Vision, we analyze patients’ vision and eye health regularly to determine...
Laser Vision Correction Can Help You Improve Your Eyesight You probably know it as a type of vision correction surgery. And that’s exactly what it is! At Durrie Vision, our doctors call it refractive lens exchange - and it’s a little different from LASIK. While it’s...
There is only one age requirement for your candidacy for LASIK eye surgery in Kansas City—you have to be at least 18 years old. Eyes younger than that are still developing and are not yet stable enough to undergo refractive surgery. While there are no strict upper...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE- OVERLAND PARK, KS DURRIE VISION SELECTED AS FIRST PRACTICE IN KANSAS CITY REGION TO OFFER ALCON’S NEWLY RELEASED, FDA-APPROVED INTRAOCULAR LENS Alcon (SIX/NYSE:ALC), the global leader in eye care, recently announced its initial commercial...
We understand that there’s a whirlwind of information surrounding cataract surgery and how it works. In simple terms, cataract surgery is the only way to get rid of a yellowed and cloudy lens to improve your overall vision. Based on our 30 years of experience...
Cataracts are most commonly a result of an aging lens. Over time, the lens becomes cloudy and yellow, producing visual symptoms only correctable through replacement of the lens, which is cataract surgery. In the United States, cataracts affect 24.4 million people over...
As we age, the lens inside our eye causes a series of progressive visual deteriorations. What begins as the loss of near vision (presbyopia), will ultimately progress to a cataract, resulting in loss of clarity, focus, and visual function. To address these issues,...