Eye Disease Diagnosis & Management

An early-stage diagnosis is vital for treating or managing eye disease. To help you get the care you need as soon as possible, we rely on cutting-edge technology. Our technology and extensive experience can help you feel confident that you are the best possible care at Lieberman & Lieberman.

Some eye conditions do not show noticeable symptoms until permanent vision loss has already occurred, so it is important to have a professional assess your eyes for pre-symptomatic signs of disease.

We follow the latest developments in eye care so we can best detect and treat cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, dry eye, conjunctivitis, flashes and floaters, diabetic retinopathy, presbyopia, astigmatism, and digital eye strain, and more.

As we age, our eyesight may begin to deteriorate, causing vision troubles. The lens in our eye is naturally flexible, allowing us to focus on things close up and far away without difficulty and shift our focus quickly. However, with age, the lens becomes increasingly inflexible, making it difficult to focus on objects close up – a condition called presbyopia.

There is little you can do to prevent presbyopia since it is a byproduct of the natural aging process. Most of us will likely experience some sort of vision loss as we get older.