exclusively treating vitreous eye floaters.
Dr. James H. Johnson is considered a pioneer and world leader in the use of the YAG ophthalmic laser to DECREASE OR ELIMINATE EYE VITREOUS FLOATERS:
- PAINLESSLY
- WITHOUT INVASIVE SURGERY
- RAPID RECOVERY
- LOW RISK
EYE FLOATERS DEFINED: "Vitreous Floater" is used to describe moving visual shadows of various shapes and densities. It is an entoptic phenomenon which means it originates from within the eye. The floaters we are concerned with are due to benign condensations of the normally clear vitreous humour, the gel that occupies the back part of the eye. Floaters are common, and can range from "none" or "barely perceptible" to functionally debilitating.
We aim to present a fair and balanced presentation to your options in treating your Vitreous Eye Floaters. Do not waste your time and money on unproven alternative and herbal treatments for eye floaters. Your time is better spent at this comprehensive website. Here you will learn:
- What floaters are
- Where they are likely located
- Treatable vs. untreatable floaters
- How the laser works on floaters
- Your treatment options
- Risks of both treatment procedures
- Information specific to our practice (fees, insurance info, etc.)
Dr. James H. Johnson is a diplomate of the American Board of Ophthalmologyand one of just a few doctors in the world with any significant experience treating eye floaters. He has created a unique niche specialty medical practice that draws new patients nationally and internationally seeking his expertise and unique skill set.
There is no good reason to suffer floaters for the next 20-40 years now that there is a low risk, office-based procedure to give you relief from these annoying and distracting lines, spots, and clouds in your vision. Call us at (949) 253-5770 and Dr. Johnson will begin the consultation by speaking to you personally about the possibility of providing this state of the art and innovative procedure for you.
NEW: We are now using a full time answering service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They can do basic scheduling tasks such as setting up, changing, or cancelling and appointment. They can not answer technical or medical type questions. If you have a technical question, please look for the answer in the web site first, and if it is not answered here, then email Doctor Johnson or preferably use our contact form HERE.
Our Floater Discussion Forum can be viewed at any time and features personal treatment experiences written by our patients and a Frequently Asked Questions section where Doctor Johnson will respond to your questions about the use of the YAG laser to treat vitreous floaters.
Next: We will offer some information on the optics of the eye