Dr. Chris Walton provides ophthalmology services to patients in the Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida areas. His primary areas of specialization are LASIK and cataract surgery, with the vast majority of his practice devoted to LASIK. In the following video, Dr. Walton discusses the percentage of his practice that is devoted to LASIK surgery, including […]
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When LASIK was first developed several decades ago, the technology hadn’t progressed to the point where it could effectively treat astigmatism. Fortunately, LASIK technology has made tremendous strides in recent years, and now most patients with astigmatism can achieve excellent vision from LASIK. Dr. Walton uses the most advanced LASIK technology available, including the Allegretto
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In recent years, cataract surgery technology has made tremendous advancements. Dr. Chris Walton can now perform a completely laser-guided procedure using the LenSx® laser system. When you opt for laser assisted cataract surgery, you benefit from far superior results than can be achieved with a traditional cataract surgery procedure. In the following video, Dr. Walton
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As long as you’re healthy, cataract surgery recovery is typically very fast. If you have other eye ailments, the process can take a little longer. Chances are that your vision will improve after the surgery. In fact, most patients have good enough vision following cataract surgery to pass their state DMV’s vision standards. You will
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If you have decided to undergo LASIK in Pensacola, there are steps you can take to prepare. By following these steps, you can optimize your LASIK recovery, and ensure the best possible outcome. During your LASIK consultation, you will get personalized instructions on how to best prepare for your procedure based on your particular circumstances.
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Achieving a successful outcome is important with any surgical procedure, but it’s extremely crucial with LASIK. After all, your vision is extremely important. Fortunately, LASIK enjoys one of the highest success rates of any surgical procedure and when performed using the most advanced technology, success is almost always likely to occur. Dr. Chris Walton uses
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Cataracts are a normal part of the aging process caused by progressive clouding of the lens of the eye. It is also the most common cause of blindness in the world and can be debilitating without treatment. Because cataracts are very common, and because they progress slowly, it can be difficult to know when to
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When undergoing eye surgery such as LASIK or cataract surgery, there are many factors that will impact the success of your procedure. One of these factors is the skill and experience of your surgeon, but another equally important factor is the technology used as part of your procedure. When you work with Dr. Walton, you’ll
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Are you tired of waking up in the morning, stumbling to the bathroom for your contacts and tripping over things along your way because you can’t see anything? Maybe it’s time for you to consider getting LASIK. LASIK is one of the most popular refractive surgery procedures that you can choose from. Using an excimer
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When choosing a LASIK surgeon, it’s important to research the doctor’s background, training, and experience. Your vision is too important to entrust to a surgeon without the experience necessary to deliver exceptional results. In the following video, Dr. Chris Walton discusses his extensive training, including his medical school studies and ophthalmology residency. He also talks
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