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Need Expert Cataract Surgery for Yourself or a Loved One?
Holmdel Eye Center Serves Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Lakewood, Toms River, Middletown, Red Bank, Freehold, New Jersey and More
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We've helped countless patients with cataract surgery with proven success. Trust 5-star rated Holmdel Eye Center, led by renowned board-certified ophthalmologist Dr. Abdelhady, for you and your family's cataract surgery needs. Schedule your consultation with us by calling the number below or by clicking the button and filling out your information.
Call (732) 828-5190 today to schedule your cataract surgery consultation or book your appointment online by clicking the button below.
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What Are Cataracts and Why Do They Affect Vision?
A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens inside the eye that gradually interferes with clear vision. Unlike sudden eye injuries or infections, cataracts develop slowly as proteins in the lens break down and clump together over time. The result is vision that looks hazy, washed out, or blurred — kind of like trying to see through a foggy or smudged window.
While cataracts are most commonly associated with aging, they are not limited to older adults. Some people are born with cataracts or develop them during childhood. Others develop cataracts earlier in life due to an eye injury, diabetes, prolonged use of certain medications, or other health conditions. In some cases, cataracts develop without a clear cause at all. Regardless of age or how the cataracts developed, the condition is treatable — and no one should have to accept worsening vision as something they just have to live with.
Over time, the protein structure in the natural lens deteriorates:
Clumps form
Light scatters instead of focusing cleanly on the retina
Colors Fade
Details blur
Night vision suffers
The change is so gradual that many people don't realize how much vision they've lost until a comprehensive eye exam reveals the extent of the clouding.
Most people experiencing early cataract symptoms assume it's just aging. As a result, they:
Stop driving at night
Hold things farther away to read
Squint at the TV or avoid screens
Pass on hobbies or activities they used to enjoy
Quietly shrink their world without realizing how much clarity they've lost
If that sounds familiar, know this: it's incredibly common, it's not something you have to live with, and getting answers is simpler than you might think. A comprehensive cataract evaluation reveals exactly what's happening and gives everyone — from patients to loved ones — the information needed to make the right decisions together.
📞 That conversation starts with a single call. Reach Holmdel Eye Center at (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment by clicking the button below.
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Signs Cataracts Are Affecting Daily Life
Cataracts affect the whole family, not just the patient with the diagnosis. Here's what to look out for:
If you're experiencing vision changes yourself, pay attention to these signs:
Vision that stays blurry, hazy, or foggy even after getting new glasses
Halos, streaks, or glare around headlights and streetlights that make night driving uncomfortable
Colors that look duller, more faded, or yellowish compared to how they used to look
Sensitivity to sunlight or indoor lighting that didn't bother you before
Needing stronger prescriptions more often, but never feeling like they quite solve the problem
Difficulty reading, working on a screen, or enjoying hobbies even with good lighting
If any of this sounds familiar, a comprehensive cataract evaluation can tell you exactly what's going on — and what can be done about it.
Whether you're the one noticing your own vision isn't what it used to be, a spouse watching changes your partner hasn't acknowledged yet, or a caretaker whose loved one's world seems to be getting smaller — trust what you're seeing. These changes happen so gradually that the person experiencing them often doesn't realize how much clarity they've lost, and getting answers is simpler than you might think. Dr. Abdelhady welcomes family members at every appointment, so everyone hears the information together and leaves with answers.
📞 That starts with one call. Reach Holmdel Eye Center at (732) 828-5190 or book your consultation online by clicking the button below.
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When Is It Time to Move Forward with Cataract Surgery?
When a patient is told that they have cataracts, and when they are told they need surgery for said cataracts, can be two separate incidents — and the space between them can feel confusing for patients and families alike. Many people live with early cataracts for years before they reach the point where surgery makes sense. So how do you know when it's time?
In the early stages, cataracts may not require surgery. Dr. Abdelhady may recommend managing symptoms with an updated glasses prescription, stronger lighting, anti-glare coatings, or magnifying aids. These can help maintain adequate vision while the cataracts are still mild. However, cataracts are progressive — they will continue to develop, and eventually surgery becomes the most effective path to restoring clear vision. Dr. Abdelhady will be straightforward about when that transition makes sense.
The answer to when it is time to move forward with cataract surgery is simpler than most people expect: it's time when cataracts are getting in the way of daily life.
When reading becomes frustrating even with good glasses
When night driving feels unsafe
When hobbies, work, or time with family are being limited by vision that used to be clear
When the patient is making their world smaller to accommodate what they can no longer see well
There's no specific test score or measurement that triggers surgery — it's a quality-of-life decision made between the patient, their family, and their ophthalmologist. Some patients are ready to move forward as soon as they notice the impact. Others prefer to wait and monitor. Both approaches are completely valid, and Dr. Abdelhady will never pressure anyone to move faster than they're comfortable with.
📞 Not sure if it's time? That's exactly what the initial consultation is for. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your consultation online by clicking the button below.
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Cataract Surgery: How It Works and Which Approach We Use
It's completely natural to feel anxious when someone you care about — or you yourself — is facing eye surgery. Most people who come to us carry that anxiety quietly, and we want to address it directly: cataract surgery is one of the safest medical procedures performed anywhere in the world, and the vast majority of patients tell us afterward that it was far less daunting than they expected.
During cataract surgery, the clouded natural lens is gently removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens called an intraocular lens (IOL). This new lens stays in the eye permanently and restores the clarity that the cataract took away. The patient arrives, has the surgery, and goes home the same day.
The eye is numbed with drops — a form of local anesthesia that blocks pain without putting the patient fully to sleep. Most patients also receive mild sedation through an IV to help them feel calm and relaxed. There are no needles around the eye, no general anesthesia, and the patient remains awake but comfortable throughout. Most people report feeling only light pressure, if anything at all.
While serious complications are rare, every surgery carries some level of risk — we cover these in detail in the Understanding the Risks section further down this page so that every patient and family member has the full picture before making any decisions.
Not all cataract surgery is performed the same way. There are three approaches, and understanding the difference helps patients and families feel confident about the recommended plan.
Manual Extracapsular Cataract Surgery (MECS) — Rating: 5.75/10
Safety:
6/10
Efficacy:
7/10
Recovery Speed:
5/10
Precision:
5/10
An older technique that carries higher complication risk and a longer recovery. It is rarely performed in the United States today and is not something Dr. Abdelhady offers — but it's included here so patients and families understand just how far surgical options have advanced.
Phacoemulsification (Standard Cataract Surgery) — Rating: 8.75/10
Safety:
9/10
Efficacy:
9/10
Recovery Speed:
9/10
Precision:
8/10
The most common technique worldwide. A small hand-made incision is created using a blade, and an ultrasonic probe breaks the lens into fragments which are removed by suction. The incision is self-sealing and requires no stitches. Excellent track record and widely covered by insurance.
✓ The Method We Use: Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS) — Rating: 9.25/10
Safety:
9/10
Efficacy:
9/10
Recovery Speed:
9/10
Precision:
10/10
The most advanced approach available — and the method Dr. Abdelhady uses at Holmdel Eye Center. Instead of a manual blade, a computer-guided femtosecond laser creates the incision and maps the entire eye in three dimensions — making cuts thinner than a human hair with accuracy that is not possible by hand. The laser also pre-softens the cataract before removal, which means several important things for the patient:
Greater precision
computer-guided incisions remove the variability of cuts made by hand, resulting in more consistent and accurate results
Less energy inside the eye
pre-softening requires less ultrasound energy, which is gentler on the surrounding eye tissue
Reduced inflammation
less trauma to the eye means less swelling and a smoother healing process
A gentler recovery
patients who undergo laser-assisted surgery often experience a more comfortable healing process compared to traditional methods
Astigmatism correction
the laser can make additional precise corrections during the same procedure for patients who have astigmatism
When families ask why Dr. Abdelhady chose laser-assisted surgery over the standard approach, his answer is straightforward: his patients are trusting him with something irreplaceable, and he believes they deserve the most precise procedure available. For a surgeon whose fellowship training was specifically in cornea and lens procedures, that's not a marketing claim — it's a personal standard he holds himself to every time he steps into the operating room.
Technology is only part of the equation, however — many surgical centers have advanced equipment. What makes the difference is the surgeon behind it. Dr. Abdelhady personally reviews every measurement, selects the surgical plan, and performs the procedure himself, from the first evaluation through the final follow-up. That level of personal accountability, combined with a perfect 5-star patient rating, is exactly why so many families trust Holmdel Eye Center for their cataract surgery.
📞 Want to understand if laser-assisted cataract surgery is the right treatment option? Call (732) 828-5190 or book your consultation online by clicking the button below.
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Choosing the Right Replacement Lens for Cataract Surgery (IOL Options)
One of the most important decisions in cataract surgery is selecting the new replacement lens. If this part feels overwhelming — especially if you're researching options on behalf of a loved one — that's completely normal. There's no need to figure it out alone. Dr. Abdelhady takes the time to explain each option in plain language and helps choose the IOL that best fits the patient's daily life and vision goals.
Light Adjustable Lenses
Visual Quality:
10/10
Range of Vision:
5/10
Night Vision:
9/10
Halos:
9/10
Precision of Correction:
10/10
Long-Term Stability:
9/10
The most customizable lens available — after implantation, it can be fine-tuned using UV light treatments in the office until the prescription is exactly right. This means if the initial result isn't perfect, it can be adjusted non-invasively before being permanently locked in.
Trifocal Lenses
Visual Quality:
8/10
Range of Vision:
10/10
Night Vision:
7/10
Halos:
6/10
Precision of Correction:
8/10
Long-Term Stability:
9/10
The current gold standard for patients who want to minimize or eliminate their dependence on glasses after surgery, providing clear vision at near, intermediate, and far distances. Some patients notice mild halos or glare around lights at night, though most adapt within a few weeks to months.
Toric Lenses
Visual Quality:
9/10
Range of Vision:
5/10
Night Vision:
9/10
Halos:
9/10
Precision of Correction:
9/10
Long-Term Stability:
9/10
Designed specifically to correct astigmatism during cataract surgery, building the correction directly into the lens itself. For patients with astigmatism, toric lenses can significantly reduce or eliminate the blurry, distorted vision that astigmatism causes — meaning clearer distance vision without relying on glasses to correct the irregularity.
Aspheric Monofocal Lenses
Visual Quality:
9/10
Range of Vision:
4/10
Night Vision:
10/10
Halos:
10/10
Precision of Correction:
8/10
Long-Term Stability:
10/10
An advanced version of the standard monofocal lens with an engineered profile that reduces optical distortion and delivers exceptional clarity — particularly in low-light conditions like driving at night. It corrects vision at one fixed distance, so most patients will still use glasses for reading or computer work, but enjoy sharp, crisp vision at their targeted distance without any halos or glare.
Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) Lenses
Visual Quality:
8/10
Range of Vision:
7/10
Night Vision:
7/10
Halos:
7/10
Precision of Correction:
7/10
Long-Term Stability:
8/10
Rather than providing separate focal points like a multifocal lens, the EDOF lens creates a smooth, continuous range of clear vision from distance through intermediate — making everyday tasks like driving and computer work comfortable without glasses. It produces fewer halos and glare than traditional multifocal lenses, making it a strong middle-ground option for patients who want broader vision range with fewer optical side effects.
Standard Monofocal Lenses
Visual Quality:
8/10
Range of Vision:
4/10
Night Vision:
9/10
Halos:
9/10
Precision of Correction:
7/10
Long-Term Stability:
10/10
The most commonly implanted lens in the world and the reliable standard of cataract surgery — providing clear, stable vision at one distance with no optical side effects like halos or glare. Most patients choose to target distance vision and use reading glasses for close-up tasks, though some prefer the reverse.
"A 72-year-old who plays golf every weekend needs a completely different lens than a 65-year-old who spends hours reading. That's why I never recommend a lens until I understand how the patient actually lives their life."
— Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady
For spouses and caretakers: The lens consultation is a great visit to attend together so you can ask questions, take notes, and help your loved one feel confident about the decision. Dr. Abdelhady welcomes and encourages family involvement at every appointment.
📞 Not sure which lens is right? Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below. No pressure, just honest guidance.
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The Cataract Surgery Journey: What to Expect From First Visit to Full Recovery
Cataract surgery is not a one-visit event — it's a series of appointments spread over several weeks. Because dilating drops are used at several visits and temporarily blur vision for a few hours, transportation will need to be arranged in advance. Having a spouse, caretaker, or family member involved throughout makes the entire experience smoother for everyone.
Step 1: The Initial Evaluation
Dr. Abdelhady examines the eyes thoroughly and discusses the findings with the patient and any family members in the room. The evaluation includes:
Visual acuity testing
Cataract assessment through a slit lamp microscope
Retina and optic nerve health check through a dilated exam
Astigmatism evaluation — a common condition that can often be corrected during surgery with the right lens choice
Precise measurements to guide lens selection if surgery is recommended
It's also a conversation — Dr. Abdelhady discusses medical history, current medications, daily activities, and vision goals. Family members are encouraged to be in the room so everyone hears the same information and can ask questions together. It's completely normal to feel anxious at this first appointment, and he won't rush through anything until everyone feels comfortable.
Step 2: The Recommendation and Treatment Plan
Dr. Abdelhady shares his findings in plain language. A few different outcomes are possible at this stage:
No surgery yet
if cataracts aren't significantly affecting daily life, he may recommend monitoring and returning when symptoms progress. There's no pressure to act before it makes sense.
One eye needs surgery
not everyone has cataracts in both eyes. If only one eye is affected, the plan focuses on that eye alone.
Both eyes need surgery
if both eyes have cataracts, each is treated separately on different dates, with time to heal between procedures.
If surgery is recommended, Dr. Abdelhady walks everyone through the full plan:
Which lens options make sense based on measurements and lifestyle
What medications will be needed before and after surgery
The full timeline of upcoming appointments
There's no deadline to decide — families are encouraged to go home, talk it over, and call back with any questions.
Step 3: Pre-Surgery Preparation
Before surgery day, Dr. Abdelhady provides clear instructions to prepare. This includes:
Starting a course of prescribed antibiotic and anti-inflammatory eye drops to prepare the eye and reduce infection risk
Any medications that may need to be paused or adjusted before the procedure
Eating and drinking restrictions for the day of surgery
Arranging transportation for surgery day and the follow-up the next day
Setting up the home for a comfortable recovery
Step 4: Surgery Day
The patient arrives with their driver. The eye is numbed with drops — no needles — and mild sedation is given to help relax. The femtosecond laser creates a precise incision, the clouded lens is gently broken up and removed, and a new artificial lens (IOL) is placed through the same tiny opening. The incision typically seals on its own. Most patients feel only light pressure, if anything at all. After a brief recovery at the facility, the patient goes home to rest.
Some mild symptoms in the hours and days after surgery are completely normal, including:
Scratchiness or grittiness
Light sensitivity
Mild blurriness
Watery eyes
These improve steadily as the eye heals.
What is not normal — and what should prompt an immediate call to us at (732) 828-5190 — is any of the following:
Sudden or severe pain
Significant redness that gets worse instead of better
Sudden vision loss
Watery eyes
A shadow or curtain moving across the field of vision
There's no deadline to decide — families are encouraged to go home, talk it over, and call back with any questions.
Step 5: Day-After Follow-Up
The patient returns the next day for a quick but important exam. Dr. Abdelhady checks how the eye is healing, confirms the new lens is positioned correctly, and reviews the drop schedule. Transportation will need to be arranged for this visit as well.
Step 6: Ongoing Follow-Up Visits
Additional appointments over the coming weeks monitor healing and vision improvement. Dr. Abdelhady adjusts the care plan as needed based on how the eye responds.
Step 7: Second Eye Surgery (If Needed)
If both eyes have cataracts, the second eye is scheduled once the first has fully healed — typically several weeks later. The entire process repeats: pre-surgery drops, surgery day, the day-after follow-up, and ongoing visits. Families should plan for two full rounds of appointments and recovery when both eyes are involved.
Step 8: Final Check and Ongoing Care
Once healing is complete, Dr. Abdelhady performs a final evaluation to confirm results and determine whether prescription glasses are needed for any specific tasks. From there, the patient transitions into routine annual eye exams to maintain long-term eye health.
📞 Call (732) 828-5190 today to schedule your cataract surgery consultation or book your appointment online by clicking the button below.
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Need a Second Opinion On Cataract Surgery?
If another doctor has already recommended cataract surgery but something didn't feel right — maybe the visit felt rushed, maybe your questions didn't get fully answered, maybe you or your family just weren't ready to commit — you're not alone, and you're not being difficult. Getting a second opinion before eye surgery is one of the smartest things you can do.
Dr. Abdelhady welcomes second opinion consultations. He'll review the previous findings, do his own thorough examination, explain what he sees in plain language, and give you his honest assessment — even if that means telling you the first doctor got it right. There's no ego here, no pressure to book surgery, and no judgment for wanting another perspective. The goal is simple: make sure you and your family feel completely confident before moving forward.
Many of our patients came to us as second opinions and never left. Not because we talked them into anything — but because they finally felt heard.
"I tell every second opinion patient that I'm here to make sure you have all the information you need to make an informative decision. If the first doctor was right, I'll tell you. If I see something different, I'll explain exactly what and why."— Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady
📞 Want a second set of eyes on the diagnosis? Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
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Why Choose Holmdel Eye Center for Cataract Surgery?
Choosing where to have cataract surgery is a deeply personal decision — it's not just about technology or credentials, but about finding a surgeon and a practice where the patient feels safe, the family feels welcome, and everyone leaves every appointment feeling heard. That's what Holmdel Eye Center was built to be.
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📞 See why families trust Dr. Abdelhady with their loved one's vision. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
Advanced Precision-Guided Technology
We invest in state-of-the-art femtosecond laser technology, advanced diagnostic imaging, and a full range of lens options — but what that actually means for the patient is this: the equipment Dr. Abdelhady uses allows him to see the eye in greater detail, make more precise surgical decisions, and customize the procedure to fit each individual eye. Better technology means a more accurate surgery, a gentler experience, and a better chance of achieving the clearest possible vision afterward. The facility itself is brand new and purpose-built for this type of care — clean, modern, and designed so that every patient and family member feels comfortable from the moment they walk in.
Comprehensive Approach, Tailored to the Patient
Many cataract evaluations at other practices are quick and surface-level — check the vision, confirm the cataract, schedule the surgery. At Holmdel Eye Center, the evaluation goes deeper. Dr. Abdelhady examines not just the cataract itself, but the overall health of the eye — including the retina, the cornea, eye pressure, and whether conditions like astigmatism should be addressed during surgery. He also takes the time to understand the patient as a person — their daily routine, their hobbies, their work, what frustrates them about their vision, and what they're hoping to gain from surgery.
This matters because a quick evaluation can miss things — an uncaught eye condition, a lens that doesn't fit the patient's lifestyle, a concern that becomes a surprise after surgery. Every measurement, every conversation, and every question answered feeds into a surgical plan built around that individual patient, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Clear, Compassionate Communication
When it comes to eye surgery, understanding what's happening isn't just nice to have — it's essential. If the patient, spouse, or caretaker leaves an appointment confused, the whole process breaks down. Dr. Abdelhady takes the time to make sure everyone in the room understands what's happening, what the options are, and what to expect — so decisions get made with confidence, not uncertainty.
📞 Have questions? That's exactly what the first appointment is for. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
Family-Friendly Values and 5-Star Reviews
With over 50 5-star Google Reviews, it's clear that we treat every patient like family. We welcome spouses, children, and caretakers at every visit. We take the time to listen, examine thoroughly, explain clearly, answer all questions, and support families in making informed decisions. The comfort and confidence of every patient and their loved ones matter to us.
Here's what real patients and their families say:
rEVIEWS
Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady is very knowledgeable and kind to his patients. He listens to your concerns and doesn't rush you out of the office when 15 minutes is up. He Takes time to answer all your questions and does his best to alleviate your concerns.
If you call to speak to him , he gets back to you quickly . His office manager, Kay, is lovely! She goes above and beyond to help you. She is always pleasant and cheerful.
He has a beautiful new office with state of the art equipment. I am so glad I found him. I am recommending him to all my friends!
Kathleen Williams. | Feb 19, 2026
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I would recommend Holmdel Eye to anyone looking for a new ophthalmologist Dr. Ahmed made me feel comfortable and explained every step of my exam. He was through and has a wonderful manner. So if you’re in need of a new Eye doctor I would highly suggest Holmdel eye. Even the New patient process was quite easy which is another plus in my opinion!
Dawn Innes. | Feb 11, 2026
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The doctor AND his staff are unbelievably kind and go above and beyond. The doctors bedside manor is so kind, so good hearted. However he is also INCREDIBLY thorough and answers EVERY question. He shows you the answer to your question on the equipment he uses and explains it to you. They are different. You will never find a better place. The combination of genuine kindness AND skill? I've never left a review like this and I don't know these people personally. I've started recommending them to family and bringing my daughter there. My only regret is that they can't take care of ALL my medical needs.
Scott Quick. | Jan 21, 2026
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I had cataract surgery done on both of my eyes by Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady, and I am extremely grateful for the care I received.
Dr. Ahmed was kind, patient, and very thorough in explaining everything to me in a way that was easy to understand. He never rushed my appointments and always made me feel comfortable and confident about the process. I truly felt that he cared about me as a person, not just as a patient.
What meant the most to me was how attentive and responsive he was, even during an after-hours situation when I needed guidance. Knowing that my doctor was willing to personally check in gave me a lot of peace of mind.
The results of my surgery have been wonderful, and the entire experience was handled with professionalism, honesty, and care. Dr. Ahmed is humble, knowledgeable, and genuinely compassionate. I would highly recommend him to anyone considering cataract surgery or eye care in general.
Rubina Tahir. | Jan 21, 2026
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This is hands down one of the best places for eye care. Dr. Abdelhady performed cataract surgery on both of my mom’s eyes, and we couldn’t be happier with the experience and the results.
From the very beginning, he took the time to explain everything clearly and honestly. He never tried to oversell or push anything unnecessary, which we really appreciated. His professionalism, patience, and attention to detail stood out right away.
What truly sets him apart is how much he genuinely cares about his patients. During an emergency situation, he personally called us after hours to guide us and make sure my mom was okay. That level of dedication is rare and meant a lot to our family.
On top of all that, his pricing was very fair and competitive, especially considering the quality of care my mom received. He was polite, respectful, and reassuring every step of the way.
I would confidently recommend Dr. Abdelhady to anyone looking for an ophthalmologist who is skilled, honest, and truly puts patients first.
Fahmeel Tahir. | Jan 21, 2026
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Dr. Ahmed is a top notch ophthalmologist. I had a Great experience he is caring, educational, att to detail explains everything. He is great! I recommend him!
Onyx. | Jan 21, 2026
rEVIEWS
Outstanding!
Angela Sweeney. | Jan 11, 2026
rEVIEWS
I had been a patient of 7 ophthalmologists in two states before my recent move to New Jersey.. In my experiences, Dr. Abdelhady in Holmdel ranks #1. He is so knowledgeable, kind, and accommodating. He took time to thoroughly explain everything and encouraged me to call if I had further questions. (I did and he promptly responded.)
I feel so blessed to have found him. Two doctors in my previous home state had been unable to figure out the cause of my eye problem. He readily defined it and gave me two treatment options. I couldn’t be more confident that I’m in good hands with Holmdel Eye Center.. The receptionist is very cordial and helpful too.
Patricia Johnson. | Dec 21, 2025
rEVIEWS
Dr is very personable and very knowledgeable explains very clearly and really takes the time to listen which is very rare these days we I would highly recommend him
Denise Chis. | Dec 21, 2025
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I have never had an appointment with anyone as thorough and attentive as I had with Dr Abdelhady. He is the very best.
Leonore Wawrzonkiewicz. | Dec 21, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is the absolute best physician!
He is an amazing doctor who is very compassionate, patient and professional!
Wonderful staff as well!
Donna Wood | Dec 21, 2025
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Holmdel Eye center Dr.Ahmed Abdelhady was very educated and knowledgeable about my husbands eye issue. His course of treatment has helped my husband & now my husband is healing. We are so thankful to have been recommended to him from our optometrist Dr. Michelle Alcala.
Debbie Bartlett. | Dec 21, 2025
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Dr Ahmed took great care of my son during his eye surgery. I'll be bringing my whole family to Holmdel Eye Center for our optical needs!
Andrea Caporale. | Dec 15, 2025
rEVIEWS
Excellent service
Muhammed Islam. | Nov 27, 2025
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Very welcoming environment. Nice office. Staff very friendly. Doctor was very thorough & informative.
Elena Falco. | Nov 27, 2025
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I was so pleased with the service I received. I didn’t wait to see the doctor and Dr. Ahmed kept asking me if I was okay. He was very thorough and he explained everything so clearly to me. Every doctor should strive to have this quality when they care for people..
Nicole Serra-Gonzalez | Nov 27, 2025
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We are so happy that we found Holmdel Eye Center! My mother and I are so pleased with the quality of care, attention to detail and time that we were given! 5 Stars!
Amy Mikalsen | Nov 26, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is very personable. Made me feel at ease as a new patient. Office and staff was very welcoming. Would highly recommend to everyone
Vr. | Nov 24, 2025
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Wonderful doctor who treats his patients well and like they are his own family. Highly recommend.
Ben Steren. | Nov 23, 2025
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I had a great experience. Office was clean and I did not have to wait. Ahmed was extremely nice, listened, and answered all of my questions thoroughly. I will come back again for my next eye appointment.
John Conte | Nov 21, 2025
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Dr. & staff are professional & pleasant
Angela Vereen. | Nov 22, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is an amazing eye surgeon and physician!! Greeted by courteous staff. Brand new clean office with the most up to date equipment! Thank you Dr. A!!
Deepak Grover. | Nov 21, 2025
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Excellent doctor and great bedside manners.
Beautiful office. Highly recommend!
Elson Lai | Nov 20, 2025
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I generally don’t post reviews publicly, but Dr. Abdelhady went above and beyond. I had an eye lash in a tear duct for days (didn’t know that at the time, simply thought my eye was irritated and painful). I called around and no one could see me immediately. Yet, when I called Holmdel Eye Center to see if they could see me asap he offered referrals initially (given the office was under construction) and ended up offering to see me at a colleague’s office within the hour. I believe he could hear my distress and found a way to help me. He was professional, gentle during the minor procedure, patient and thorough. All the qualities you hope to find in a medical provider. He later followed up to make sure I had recovered. I would definitely return to Dr. Abdelhady for any future eye care.
Nerina Garcia-Arcement | AUG 13, 2025
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Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady is one of the best ophthalmologists you can possibly go to! He is smart, knowledgeable, kind, caring and extremely friendly. He treats every patient as if they were his own family. I highly recommend him as a physician.
Marissa Patel | AUG 06, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is a wonderful ophthalmologist! He is incredibly kind and takes the time to take care of all of your concerns. He’s extremely knowledgeable and a skilled clinician who makes you feel comforted through the entire visit
John Tan | AUG 05, 2025
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Excellent eye doctor
Beans 004 | AUG 05, 2025
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Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady is an outstanding ophthalmologist. He is knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly cares about his patients. He takes the time to listen, performs a thorough exam, and clearly explains everything in a way that’s easy to understand. I felt completely at ease and confident in his care. I highly recommend Dr. Abdelhady to anyone looking for excellent eye care.
Keva Li | Aug 02, 2025
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Best doctor you can find! always listens to his patients and explains things in a way they can understand. Truly treats patients with their best interests at heart
Michael Lai | Jul 30, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is kind, knowledgeable and personable! Truly a wonderful doctor and cares for his patients. Would highly recommend
Amanda Wong | Jul 30, 2025
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Fantastic ophthalmologist! Would recommend to all friends and family
Yash Shah | Jul 30, 2025
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Was a great experience and I felt very comfortable. Dr. Abdelhady was very thorough and addressed all of my eye health concerns. I've already scheduled my next appointment to deal with cataract issues. Looking forward to it.
Mary C. | Jul 27, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is an outstanding ophthalmologist. He was thorough in the exam, explained my results clearly, and answered all of my questions with patience. I appreciated the attention to detail and the professional care throughout the visit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for top-quality eye care.
Brad. | Sep 13, 2025
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Took time to answer every little question and very helpful making family appointments.
Maryan Vina. | Sep 13, 2025
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Holmdel Eye center Dr.Ahmed Abdelhady was very educated and knowledgeable about my husbands eye issue. His course of treatment has helped my husband & now my husband is healing. We are so thankful to have been recommended to him from our optometrist Dr. Michelle Alcala.
Debbie Bartlett. | Sep 22, 2025
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Dr. Ahmed is an outstanding ophthalmologist! 👓 From the moment I walked into his office, I felt at ease. He is patient, thorough, and takes the time to explain everything in a way that’s easy to understand. You can tell he truly cares about his patients and their eye health.
The staff is friendly and professional, and the whole visit was smooth and efficient. I left feeling confident about my eye care and grateful to have found such a skilled doctor. I highly recommend Dr. Ahmed to anyone looking for exceptional eye care!
Lynn Bauchiero. | Sep 23, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is very caring & kind. He takes the time to explain things and you are never rushed.
Joan Freck. | Oct 6, 2025
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My visit with Dr. Abdelhady was great. He was patient and explained everything as we went along. Recommend him to anyone!
Carl Michel. | Oct 6, 2025
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Very happy I found this office.
Front desk is warm and welcoming and the Dr. Is patient and knowledgeable.
Definitely switching the whole family to this office.
Tiffany Michel. | Oct 6, 2025
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Dr. Abdelhady is very caring & kind. He takes the time to explain things and you are never rushed.
Claudia Soldiviero. | Oct 11, 2025
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Schedule Your Cataract Surgery Consultation Today
If you've been living with blurry vision, avoiding night driving, or just quietly accepting that things aren't as clear as they used to be — you don't have to keep waiting. Clearer vision may be one conversation away.
If you're a spouse who's been watching someone you love struggle and wondering whether it's time to say something — trust what you're seeing. Encouraging them to get an evaluation is one of the most caring things you can do.
If you're a son, daughter, or caretaker trying to figure out the right next step for a parent — you've done the research. Now let Dr. Abdelhady take it from here. He'll sit down with your family, examine the eyes thoroughly, explain what's happening in plain language, and walk everyone through the options together. No pressure, no rush, no jargon.
You don't need to be certain it's cataracts. You just need to schedule the evaluation — and we'll take care of the rest.
If you're unsure whether the patient's insurance plan requires a referral, call (732) 828-5190 and we'll help figure that out before the first appointment.
Holmdel Eye Center has helped patients and families throughout Monmouth County finally get the answers and outcomes they deserve. We’re ready to do the same for you.
Serving: Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Lakewood, Toms River, Middletown, Red Bank, Freehold, Holmdel, Hazlet, Aberdeen, Marlboro, Colts Neck, Matawan, Eatontown, Lincroft, Keyport, Keansburg, Fair Haven, Rumson, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Tinton Falls, Ocean Township and surrounding communities throughout Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, Essex, Hudson, and Union Counties.
Directions from Newark, East Orange, Irvington, and surrounding Essex County: Take I-78 East to the Garden State Parkway South. Continue on the Garden State Parkway South to Exit 114. Merge onto Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Jersey City, Hoboken, Bayonne, and surrounding Hudson County: Take the New Jersey Turnpike South to the Garden State Parkway South. Continue on the Garden State Parkway South to Exit 114. Merge onto Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway, and surrounding Union County: Take the Garden State Parkway South to Exit 114. Merge onto Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Edison, New Brunswick, Piscataway, and surrounding Middlesex County: Take Route 18 South to Route 9 South. Continue on Route 9 South to Route 35 South through Sayreville and Old Bridge — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, Carteret, and South Amboy: Take Route 9 South to Route 35 South. Continue on Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Lakewood, Brick, Howell, and surrounding Ocean County (North): Take Route 9 North to Route 35 North through Eatontown — the destination will be on your left at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Toms River, Seaside Heights, Barnegat, and surrounding Ocean County (South): Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 114. Merge onto Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Middletown, Lincroft, Red Bank, Fair Haven, Rumson, and Little Silver: Take Route 35 South toward Holmdel. Continue on Route 35 S past the Garden State Parkway — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Hazlet, Keyport, Keansburg, and Aberdeen: Take Route 35 South through Hazlet. Continue past the PNC Bank Arts Center — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Marlboro, Morganville, and Colts Neck: Take Route 34 North to Route 35 North. Continue on Route 35 N — the destination will be on your left at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Freehold, Freehold Township, and Englishtown: Take Route 9 North to Route 520 East toward Holmdel. Continue to Route 35 North — the destination will be on your left at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Matawan, Old Bridge, and South Amboy: Take Route 34 South to Route 35 South. Continue on Route 35 S — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Directions from Eatontown, Tinton Falls, Shrewsbury, and Ocean Township: Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 114. Merge onto Route 35 South — the destination will be on your right at 2137 State Route 35, Ste 375.
Accepted Insurance
We accept most insurance providers. If you have specific questions regarding your coverage, please contact us for additional information.
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If the patient's insurance is not listed here, a referral from a family medicine or primary care physician may still make coverage possible. Call (732) 828-5190 to find out what options are available.
Your cataract evaluation is the most important step. That’s where everything changes. That’s where you get answers. That’s where your journey to clearer vision begins. Come see us today.
Let Holmdel Eye Center help you see clearly again through advanced cataract surgery. Book a consultation today to experience comprehensive, compassionate care designed for your vision — and your peace of mind.
Ready to finally see clearly again? At Holmdel Eye Center, get advanced laser-assisted cataract surgery that restores the vision cataracts have taken away and provides a clear path forward. Book your consultation today!
📞 Your clearer vision starts with one call. Reach Holmdel Eye Center at (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
Insurance and Physician Referrals
Holmdel Eye Center accepts the following insurance plans
Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Humana, Medicare, TRICARE, AmeriHealth Caritas, MagnaCare, QualCare, Clover Health, Braven Health, and more.
If the patient's insurance is listed above
Many of these plans allow direct booking with Holmdel Eye Center without a referral. Some plans may still require a referral from a primary care physician. Call our office at (732) 828-5190 and we'll help determine what's needed before the first appointment so there are no surprises.
If the patient's insurance is not listed above
Don't assume that means Holmdel Eye Center isn't an option. In many cases, a referral from the patient's primary care or family medicine physician can open the door to coverage. Call our office or fill out the contact form online — let us know which insurance plan the patient has, and our team will help figure out what steps are needed.
📞 Not sure if your insurance works here? Call (732) 828-5190 or click the button below to schedule a consultation with us regarding your health insurance.
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Recovery After Cataract Surgery Do's and Don'ts: A Guide for Patients and Caretakers
Recovering from cataract surgery is generally smooth and straightforward, but knowing what to do — and what to avoid — helps protect the eye and supports the best possible outcome.
✓ Do's
Use the prescribed eye drops exactly as directed — this is the single most important thing a patient can do during recovery. The drops prevent infection and control inflammation, and skipping doses or stopping early can cause complications.
Wear the protective eye shield while sleeping for as long as Dr. Abdelhady recommends. This prevents accidental rubbing or pressing on the eye during the night.
Wear sunglasses when going outside to protect the healing eye from bright light, wind, and dust.
Attend every follow-up appointment. Dr. Abdelhady monitors healing closely and can catch any issues early when they're easiest to address.
Sleep on the back or on the opposite side of the treated eye to avoid putting pressure on it.
Keep the home clean and well-lit during recovery to reduce the risk of bumps or falls, especially for older patients.
✗ Don'ts
Don't rub or touch the eye, even if it feels itchy or scratchy. This is normal during healing and will pass.
Don't get water, soap, or shampoo directly in the eye. Be careful when showering and washing the face.
Don't swim, use a hot tub, or submerge the head in water while the eye is healing. Pools and hot tubs carry bacteria that can cause infection.
Don't wear eye makeup for at least one to two weeks after surgery, or until Dr. Abdelhady clears it.
Don't do heavy lifting, strenuous exercise, or activities that involve bending over or straining during the critical healing window.
Rest and Daily Activity
The patient does not need to stay in bed after surgery. Light activity around the house is fine — walking, watching TV, listening to music, eating normally. The key is to avoid anything that strains the body or puts pressure on the eye. Most patients feel well enough to return to light daily routines within a day or two.Here's what real patients and their families say:
Returning to Work
When the patient can return to work depends on the type of job. Desk work and office jobs can usually be resumed within a few days. Jobs that involve physical labor, dusty environments, heavy lifting, or exposure to chemicals or debris may require a longer break. Dr. Abdelhady will provide specific guidance based on the patient's situation.
Showering and Washing
The patient can shower after surgery, but must keep water, soap, and shampoo away from the eye. The safest approach is to tilt the head back to keep water running away from the face, or use a washcloth to carefully clean around the eye area without getting anything directly in it.
For Caretakers: Your Role During Recovery
Your help during the first week or two makes a real difference. The most valuable things you can do are assist with eye drop administration (it’s surprisingly difficult to do alone, especially for older patients), drive the patient to all follow-up appointments, help them remember which activities to avoid, and be the person who calls (732) 828-5190 if anything looks or feels wrong.
Know that what you're doing makes a real difference in your loved one's recovery — and having someone attentive at home gives both the patient and Dr. Abdelhady peace of mind.
"I always tell families — you're not just here for moral support. You're part of the care team. The more you understand about the recovery, the better the outcome. That's why I want you in the room for every conversation."
— Dr. Ahmed Abdelhady
📞 Questions about recovery? We're here for you before, during, and after surgery. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
Understanding the Risks: What You Should Know
We know this section can feel like the hardest part to read. If you're a spouse or caretaker who's already worried, or a patient trying to stay calm while researching, the last thing you want is a long list of things that could go wrong. We want to be honest with you — because we believe that's what genuine care looks like — while also being clear: cataract surgery is one of the safest procedures in all of medicine, and serious complications are rare.
Temporary Blurriness
In the days right after surgery, it's common for vision to feel blurry or unsettled as the eye adjusts to the new lens. This is a completely normal part of healing, and for most patients it improves steadily and noticeably day by day. If blurriness doesn't seem to be improving or starts getting worse instead of better, call us at (732) 828-5190.
Dry Eyes
A gritty, dry feeling in the eye is one of the most common experiences after surgery. It happens because the eye's surface is adjusting to the changes from the procedure — it's not a sign that something went wrong. For most patients it eases gradually as the eye heals, and Dr. Abdelhady will recommend lubricating drops as part of the recovery plan.
Floaters
Some patients notice small specks or shapes drifting across their vision after surgery. In most cases they're harmless, gradually fading from awareness as the brain adjusts. However, if the patient notices a sudden burst of new floaters, sees flashing lights in the corner of their vision, or notices a dark shadow spreading across their visual field, contact our office immediately.
Light Sensitivity and Glare
After surgery, many patients find that lights feel much brighter than before — this is actually a sign that the new lens is doing its job. It can feel startling, but it is a normal part of recovery and almost always eases as the eye adjusts. Sunglasses outdoors — even on overcast days — help significantly.
Posterior Capsule Opacification (PCO)
Sometimes, months or even years after a successful surgery, a patient's vision starts to feel hazy again — this is not the cataract returning. It simply means a thin natural membrane behind the new lens has developed some cloudiness, and it's resolved quickly and painlessly with a brief in-office laser procedure called a YAG capsulotomy.
Infection
Serious infection after cataract surgery is extremely rare — largely because of the antibiotic eye drops prescribed before and after surgery. Following the drop schedule as directed is one of the most meaningful things a patient or caretaker can do during recovery.
When to Call Us Immediately
Sudden or severe pain, significant redness that gets worse instead of better, sudden vision loss, flashing lights, or a shadow moving across the field of vision — call (732) 828-5190 right away. Dr. Abdelhady is known for being personally responsive and will make sure any concern is addressed promptly.
📞 Have questions about the risks? Dr. Abdelhady welcomes them. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
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Cataract Surgery FAQs
1. Is cataract surgery safe?
Yes. Cataract surgery is one of the safest and most commonly performed surgical procedures in the world. Complications are extremely rare, and the vast majority of patients experience significantly improved vision. Dr. Abdelhady uses advanced laser-assisted techniques that provide an even higher level of precision and safety.
2. Does cataract surgery hurt?
No. The eye is fully numbed with drops before surgery, and most patients receive mild sedation to help them relax. Most people report feeling only light pressure during the procedure, if anything at all. There are no needles around the eye.
3. Will the patient need glasses after cataract surgery?
It depends on which replacement lens is chosen. Standard monofocal lenses provide excellent distance clarity but may still require reading glasses for close-up tasks. Advanced multifocal or extended depth-of-focus lenses can greatly reduce or even eliminate the need for glasses altogether. Dr. Abdelhady will explain realistic expectations for each lens option based on the specific eye measurements and lifestyle.
4. Can cataracts come back after surgery?
No. Once the clouded natural lens is removed and replaced with an artificial IOL, cataracts cannot return. Sometimes the capsule behind the new lens can become slightly hazy months or years later — a condition called posterior capsule opacification. This is easily and painlessly treated with a quick in-office laser procedure called a YAG capsulotomy.
5. When is the right time to have cataract surgery?
The right time is when cataracts are affecting quality of life — difficulty reading, trouble driving, struggling with work or hobbies, or just not being able to see the way things used to look. There is no need to wait until cataracts become severe. If vision is bothersome, it's worth having a conversation with Dr. Abdelhady about whether now is the right time.
6. Is cataract surgery covered by insurance?
Holmdel Eye Center accepts Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Humana, Medicare, TRICARE, AmeriHealth Caritas, MagnaCare, QualCare, Clover Health, Braven Health, and more. Call (732) 828-5190 to confirm your coverage.
7. How can I help my parent or spouse who is nervous about cataract surgery?
That's completely normal — the fear usually comes from not knowing what to expect, and the best way to ease it is to come to the consultation together, ask every question, and hear the information as a family. Dr. Abdelhady won't rush the conversation or move forward until everyone feels ready — many families tell us their loved one walked in anxious and walked out relieved.
8. What if the patient needs cataract surgery in both eyes?
Cataract surgery is performed on one eye at a time, allowing the first eye to heal before the second is treated. The full process — pre-surgery drops, the procedure, and follow-up visits — repeats for the second eye, so caretakers should plan for two rounds of appointments and recovery support. Dr. Abdelhady will lay out the full timeline during the initial consultation so the whole family can plan ahead.
9. What is the difference between laser-assisted and traditional cataract surgery?
Traditional cataract surgery uses manual blades to create incisions and ultrasound energy to break up the clouded lens. Laser-assisted surgery replaces the blades with a computer-guided femtosecond laser that provides greater precision, 3D eye mapping, and a procedure customized to the eye's unique anatomy. The laser also pre-softens the cataract, requiring less energy during removal.
📞 Still have questions? We'd rather answer them in person. Call (732) 828-5190 or book your first appointment online by clicking the button below.
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