Expert Insights from Dr. Daniel Choi

Click on the link below to listen to Dr. Daniel Choi. He reviews his approach to premium, refractive cataract surgery in order to get patients seeing clearly without glasses. He offers his expertise to educate fellow surgeons across the United States.

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Dr. Daniel Choi is a contributing author

Expert Cataract and Cornea Surgeon Dr. Daniel S. Choi Contributes Chapter to Cornea, 6th Edition

In ophthalmology, some textbooks are simply known as "the book." For cornea specialists, that book is Cornea, edited by Drs. Edward J. Holland, Mark J. Mannis, and Albert Y. Cheung. We are proud that Dr. Daniel Choi is a contributing author.

The Future of Cataract Surgery: How Light Adjustable Lenses Give You Custom Vision

Imagine customizing your vision after cataract surgery. Discover how Light Adjustable Lenses allow our team to fine-tune your prescription for highly personalized, clear vision.

Perfection After Surgery: Customizing Your Vision with the Light Adjustable Lens

Want to fine-tune your vision after cataract surgery? Learn how Dr. Daniel Choi, MD, uses the Light Adjustable Lens to customize your prescription after surgery for incredibly precise, clear results.

Tired of Gritty, Burning Eyes? Finding Real Relief for Chronic Dry Eye

Nearly everyone has experienced the discomfort of dry eyes at one time or another, but when you have that gritty, burning sensation most of the time, it’s a much bigger problem. You’re not doomed to live with chronic dry eye. We have treatments.

Why a Professional Contact Lens Fitting Is the Secret to All Day Comfort

Sometimes, having glasses can be a hassle. You have to keep up with them, avoid scratching them, keep them clean, and not break them. Contact lenses can be a good solution, and a professional fitting can make them both convenient and comfortable.

Protecting Your Vision: What You Need to Know about Macular Degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration is the number one cause of vision loss in older people. It’s common and incurable but some treatments can slow it down, and some things you can do to lower your risk of developing it.