Doctors at Harvard Eye Associates have regularly appeared on
the PBS television program, American Health
Journal, to discuss new
advances in vision science. To view these videos, you will need the latest version of
Windows
Media Player
Segment 1 of 2: Introduction to Reading Vision and How the CrystaLens Works (8 minute)
Segment 2 of 2: Introduction to Cataracts and Surgical Technique of CrystaLens, and Patient Interviews (16 minute)
Monovision LASIK with Dr. John Hovanesian (Telly Award Winning Segment, 5 minute)
CrystaLens Implant surgery with Dr. Roger Ohanesian (Telly Award Winning Segment, 3 minute)
Macular Degeneration with Dr. Edward Kim (Telly Award Winning Segment, 5 minute)
Glaucoma with Dr. Diana Kersten (Telly Award Winning Segment, 3 minute)
Cataract Surgery with Dr. Roger Ohanesian (Telly Award Winning Segment, 4 minute)
Keratoconus Treatment with Dr. John Hovanesian (4 minute)
Eyelid Surgery with Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs (Telly Award Winning Segment, 4 minute)
Humanitarian Work of the Armenian Eye Care Project with Dr. Roger Ohanesian (4 minute)
CrystaLens Implant Surgery with Dr. Diana Kersten (4 minute)
Pterygium Surgery with Dr. John Hovanesian (4 minute)
As always, Harvard Eye is first and foremost concerned about what is best for each individual patient. Call us today for your personalized consultation!
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Internationally regarded as the go-to specialist in eye care, Harvard Eye offers a combined experience of over 100 years and over 100,000 surgical procedures. The doctors of Harvard Eye Associates have treated virtually every known eye condition there is, plus a few previously unknown.
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