Martin Sussman
Martin Sussman wants to help you with your vision. Whatever the level of your cataract, there could be a way to improve it, keep it from getting worse and reduce it's effect on your vision. You could also recover more completely even if you've already had cataract surgery. Let him show you the help that's right for you.

What's Your Cataract Level?

Find out which one of the levels most closely fits your eyes. Every cataract level requires a different course of action. Click on the recommended course of action for your level.

LEVEL ONE:

You recently discovered you have a cataract. You can't really see much, if any, decline in your vision because of it. Your eye specialist may have said that your cataract is "too small," "not ripe enough" or "not mature". According to your eye specialist you're not ready for surgery: "Let's wait until it gets bigger." Click here for recommended course of action.

LEVEL TWO:

You've known about the cataract for some time. According to your eye specialist it has been getting bigger, but you're still not ready for surgery. You can see the cataract affecting your vision, perhaps seeing halos around lights, or glare, or cloudiness in your sight. Click here for recommended course of action.

LEVEL THREE:

You're nearly ready for cataract surgery, according to your eye specialist - perhaps within 6 months or less. You definitely have seen a decline in your vision: increased halos, further cloudiness, or more. Click here for recommended course of action.

LEVEL FOUR:

You've already had cataract surgery, but you're disappointed with the results. Perhaps you had a complication during surgery, or your vision has still not returned to the level you want. Your eye specialist may not have any answers. Click here for recommended course of action.



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