If you have had recent exposure with someone who has tested positive or tested positive yourself, please call the office to reschedule your appointment. 2. If you have a fever, chills, cough, loss of taste or smell, or are experiencing even mild flu-like symptoms, please do not come to the office. Please call us and we will be happy to reschedule your appointment.
We want you to know that we already use hospital-grade sterilization equipment in our office. We are also cleaning all contact surfaces before, during, and after the workday. Please help us maintain a safe environment by washing your hands and using hand sanitizer. That's why we will take the time needed to address your questions and concerns at every appointment.
Our doctors have over 40 years of combined experience in treating eye conditions for patients in Twin Falls and surrounding areas. Diabetes is a complex disease that may affect your vision. At Southern Idaho Ophthalmology we know how important early detection and treatment are to preserve your sight.
We want you to know that we already use hospital-grade sterilization equipment in our office. We are also cleaning all contact surfaces before, during, and after the workday. Please help us maintain a safe environment by washing your hands and using hand sanitizer. That's why we will take the time needed to address your questions and concerns at every appointment.
Our doctors have over 40 years of combined experience in treating eye conditions for patients in Twin Falls and surrounding areas. Diabetes is a complex disease that may affect your vision. At Southern Idaho Ophthalmology we know how important early detection and treatment are to preserve your sight.
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Our office is dedicated to providing cutting edge eye care for patients in the Magic Valley, Wood River Valley, Mini-Cassia area, Mountain Home area, and northern Nevada.
We combine our expertise with a personalized touch and spend the time necessary to make sure we address your needs.
Our skilled physicians received training at some of the nation's top institutions, including Oregon Health Sciences Center, Moran Eye Center, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, and the world-renowned Mayo Clinic.
We combine our expertise with a personalized touch and spend the time necessary to make sure we address your needs.
Our skilled physicians received training at some of the nation's top institutions, including Oregon Health Sciences Center, Moran Eye Center, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, and the world-renowned Mayo Clinic.
Ron has been with our practice since 1996.
He received his training in the US Army and attended the Academy of Health Sciences at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, where he was trained as an Eye Specialist.
Ron is originally from Omaha, Nebraska.
He is married and has four children.
He enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, and riding ATVs.
Michelle joined our staff in 2014.
She had previously worked in the dental field since 1986.
She grew up in Jerome and later attended Boise State University.
She and much of her extended family live in Jerome.
He received his training in the US Army and attended the Academy of Health Sciences at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, where he was trained as an Eye Specialist.
Ron is originally from Omaha, Nebraska.
He is married and has four children.
He enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, and riding ATVs.
Michelle joined our staff in 2014.
She had previously worked in the dental field since 1986.
She grew up in Jerome and later attended Boise State University.
She and much of her extended family live in Jerome.
He attended Idaho State University, studying biology before transferring to Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, where he completed his bachelor of visual science degree.
He then completed his doctorate degree in optometry at Pacific University's College of Optometry as a member of the Optometric Honor Society, Beta Sigma Kappa.
During his optometry training, he completed internships at the Walla Walla VA hospital in Washington; the Fort Hall IHS site in Fort Hall, Idaho; and the Eye Institute of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He then completed his doctorate degree in optometry at Pacific University's College of Optometry as a member of the Optometric Honor Society, Beta Sigma Kappa.
During his optometry training, he completed internships at the Walla Walla VA hospital in Washington; the Fort Hall IHS site in Fort Hall, Idaho; and the Eye Institute of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Our board-certified surgeons will provide special care to help meet your individual goals.
When you visit us for a consultation, you'll learn more about the procedures you are considering and will be able to ask questions to make an informed decision.
Call us today to set up an appointment and find out how you can look your very best.
Our office is dedicated to providing cutting edge eye care for patients in the Magic Valley, Wood River Valley, Mini-Cassia area, Mountain Home area, and northern Nevada.
When you visit us for a consultation, you'll learn more about the procedures you are considering and will be able to ask questions to make an informed decision.
Call us today to set up an appointment and find out how you can look your very best.
Our office is dedicated to providing cutting edge eye care for patients in the Magic Valley, Wood River Valley, Mini-Cassia area, Mountain Home area, and northern Nevada.
A blepharoplasty (commonly called a lid lift) is a surgery to repair droopy eyelids.
It involves removing excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids to restore a more anatomic and youthful appearance.
As we age, our skin loses some of its tone and starts to sag.
This also can cause fat pockets around the eyes to become more prominent.
The result is a droopy, tired, or wrinkled appearance.
Besides making you look older, excess skin can block your side (peripheral) vision.
Blepharoplasty can remove the excess skin to help restore your side vision as well as provide a more youthful, alert appearance.
It involves removing excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids to restore a more anatomic and youthful appearance.
As we age, our skin loses some of its tone and starts to sag.
This also can cause fat pockets around the eyes to become more prominent.
The result is a droopy, tired, or wrinkled appearance.
Besides making you look older, excess skin can block your side (peripheral) vision.
Blepharoplasty can remove the excess skin to help restore your side vision as well as provide a more youthful, alert appearance.
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