Oculoplastic Update

Georgia Eye Partners is pleased to announce the opening of its new state-of-the-art aesthetic center, OPAL Aesthetics. OPAL Aesthetics opened September 10 under the direction of oculofacial plastic surgeon, Dr. Kristina Price. The Aesthetic Center will feature: State of the Art Technology and Concepts A brand new top-of-the-line aesthetic laser, the Sciton Joule 7 with… Read More


Toric Intraocular Lenses in Patients Post Glaucoma Filtration Surgery

By Parul Khator M.D. The reported incidence of cataract growth following a glaucoma procedure is approximately 75% in the first year after surgery. Cataract surgery is therefore a commonly-performed procedure in the postoperative period of a glaucoma surgery. Cataracts are oftentimes removed by the glaucoma specialist, as extra precautions must be taken at the time… Read More


Visual Rehab, Life After PKP

New Surgical Options Following Corneal Transplantation By Eugene Gabianelli, M.D. The corneal department at Georgia Eye Partners, including Dr. Gabianelli, Dr. Feinberg, and the newest member, Dr. Karen Sumers, have had great clinical success utilizing various surgical techniques to improve vision and treat the full spectrum of refractive errors. The visual rehab of a penetrating… Read More


Corneal Surgery Update

By Andrew Feinberg M.D. We continue to expand here at Georgia Eye Partners, as our cornea department opens the doors to a brand new suite at our north location this September, and welcomes the vast experience of Dr. Karen Sumers to the practice! What better opportunity exists to discuss some exciting trends in corneal surgery… Read More


Laser Resurfacing

Laser Resurfacing Blog I’ve heard so much lately about CO2 laser resurfacing! What exactly is it, how can it benefit me, and am I a good candidate? These are some of the most frequently asked questions regarding this type of procedure. CO2 laser resurfacing is a procedure that utilizes concentrated, pulsed beams of light to… Read More


The Cornea

The Cornea Blog The cornea is the clear outer window to the back of the eye.  Why is it important to understand what the cornea is and how it works? The answer is that because if any part of the cornea is compromised, no matter how healthy the rest of the eye is, you will… Read More


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