Join us for a FREE seminar to discuss the advantages of laser cataract surgery at Tower Clock Eye Center on Wednesday, May 24 at 5:30 p.m. The event will be held at Tower Clock Surgery Center, 1077 West Mason Street, in Green Bay. Light refreshments will be served. Tyson Schwiesow, MD, will present on why […]
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Tower Clock Eye Center surgeons are the first in Northeast Wisconsin, and among the very first in the state, to implant a new astigmatism-correcting multifocal lens in patients. This lens, the ReSTOR® Toric intraocular lens, is the first true multifocal IOL to be approved for use in the United States. The lens gives patients less
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Tower Clock Eye Center, in keeping with the modern standard of care, is the first ophthalmology practice in Northeast Wisconsin to offer IV-free cataract surgery. The practice of IV-free cataract surgery is common in many ophthalmology centers across the U.S., and has widespread use in both Europe and Canada. IVs often cause increased levels of
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Tower Clock Eye Center prides itself on being on the cutting edge of ophthalmologic technology and techniques. Our practice model allows us to readily adopt new procedures and equipment; one of the most innovative areas of our care comes in the way of dropless cataract surgery. In standard cataract surgery, patients are prescribed several eyedrops,
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Watch as Kurt Schwiesow, MD, discusses the importance of insurance and the continuity of care at Tower Clock Eye Center. Tagged with: Best of the Bay, blog, cataract surgery, Cataracts, Common eye problems, Dr. Kurt Schwiesow, eye surgeon, glaucoma, Insurance, News, ophthalmologist, Outreach, Tower Clock Eye Center, Tower Clock Surgery Center, Wisconsin Posted in: Blog, Latest News, New Announcements, Uncategorized
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Over the last several years laser cataract surgery has become an increasingly popular choice for patients in need of cataract surgery. Its increased levels of safety and accuracy over standard cataract surgery have been well documented, and the advantages of the procedure are readily seen. The laser, known as a femtosecond laser, takes the place
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Join us for a FREE seminar to discuss the advantages of laser cataract surgery at Tower Clock Eye Center on Thursday, November 10 at 6:00 p.m. The event will be held at Tower Clock Surgery Center, 1077 West Mason Street, in Green Bay. Light refreshments will be served. Kurt Schwiesow, MD, will present on why
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Watch as Tower Clock Eye Center’s Matthew Thompson, MD, discusses new technologies and developments for cataract surgery on WBAY’s Ask the Expert. Tagged with: Ask the Expert, Best of the Bay, cataract surgery, Cataracts, Dr. Matthew Thompson, Eye disease, eye doctor, eye surgeon, Green Bay, ophthalmologist, Tower Clock Eye Center, Wisconsin Posted in: Latest News, Uncategorized
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Tower Clock Eye Center’s Kurt Schwiesow, MD, was a guest on yesterday’s Living with Amy program. Dr. Schwiesow discusses glaucoma, how it is treated, and stresses the need for frequent eye exams. Schwiesow is a fellowship-trained glaucoma specialist. Here is the segment: Tagged with: Dr. Kurt Schwiesow, eye surgeon, glaucoma, News, Outreach, Tower Clock Eye Center Posted in: Latest News, New Announcements, Uncategorized
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Cataracts affect nearly 25 million people in the United States, but surprisingly, few people know the facts about the condition. Everyone is at risk for cataracts, but those over age 55 are especially susceptible to the vision-robbing disease. Read on to learn how a cataract develops, their symptoms and how cataract surgery is safe and
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