ESSNV at American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery 2026: Karanveer Saini Earns First Place Poster Award
Posted by: John Josephson in Care News
American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) 2026 was fantastic. It was a valuable opportunity to collaborate with colleagues, learn, and teach. Special thanks to CorneaGen and Ziemer USA for the opportunity to present experience with CTAK and FlowSuite, respectively. Participation also included joining a panel to share experience with office-based surgery (OBS). A…
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LASIK Isn’t the Only Way Out of Glasses: What You Should Know About EVO ICL Surgery
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
When patients come into Eye Specialists & Surgeons of Northern Virginia exploring options beyond glasses and contact lenses, LASIK is often the first procedure they ask about. But LASIK is not the only path to clear vision. One of the most important alternatives I offer in my practice is EVO ICL, a lens-based procedure that corrects…
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Keratoconus & Corneal Cross-Linking: What Patients Should Know About Modern Treatment Options
Posted by: Erin Ong in Eye Health & Vision Care
When someone comes in because we’re concerned about keratoconus, I usually start by explaining that this is not something that appears overnight, and it is not uncommon. For most people, it develops slowly, often beginning in the teenage years or early adulthood, and can be genetic, or with no family history at all. A lot of patients tell…
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Has Cataract Surgery Really Changed Over the Years? What’s Different Today
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
Your Parents Had Cataract Surgery Decades Ago. Is It the Same Now? A lot of patients come in with this exact thought. Someone in their family had cataract surgery years ago, maybe decades ago, and it shapes how they expect their own experience to be. The short answer is no. It is not the same. Cataract surgery…
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Cataract Surgery or LASIK? Understanding the Right Option for Your Vision
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
So your vision has gotten worse, and you know you may need “eye surgery”, but which kind? The truth is technology in the ophthalmic field has advanced so much that the term eye surgery can mean several very different procedures. LASIK and cataract surgery are two of the most common, but they solve different problems inside the eye. I’d like to help you better understand…
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Are You a Candidate for Premium Cataract Lenses? A Simple Breakdown
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
If you have been told you need cataract surgery, one of the first questions that usually comes up is, “Do I need a premium lens?” It is a fair question, and also one that rarely has a yes or no answer. The right choice depends far more on you and how you use your eyes than on…
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Top Cataract Surgery Questions Answered by a Northern Virginia Cataract Specialist
Posted by: Meghan G. Moroux in Eye Health & Vision Care
It is natural to have a million questions after being told you have cataracts. Even though cataract surgery is the most commonly performed surgery in the world, it can feel overwhelming or even scary when it is happening to YOUR eyes. In my experience, when I explain that cataracts will happen to everyone at some…
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LASIK vs. PRK: Which Vision Correction Procedure Is Best for Your Eyes?
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
When patients come in to talk about laser vision correction, one of the first questions they ask is whether LASIK or PRK is the better option. There is rarely a one-size-fits-all answer. The decision depends on the eye, not the procedure name. At Eye Specialists and Surgeons of Northern Virginia, we approach laser vision correction with…
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Best Premium Lens Options for Cataract Surgery: How to Choose the Right IOL
Posted by: Hubert H. Pham in Eye Health & Vision Care
When people come in to talk about cataract surgery, the question I hear all the time is: “So… which lens should I pick?” I wish it were a simple answer. I really do. But lenses aren’t like picking a shoe size. What works beautifully for one person might be completely wrong for someone else, even if their numbers…
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Why Cataract Surgery Is More Precise Than Ever for Northern Virginia Patients
Posted by: John Josephson in Eye Health & Vision Care
When someone learns they have a cataract, the next question is usually how well they will see afterward. My main goal is to meet or exceed their expectations. I want to share the way we plan your care, and the environment in which we perform surgery, to help support those results. How I Use Imaging…
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