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Ray T Oyakawa, MD  
Male, 65
Torrance, CA

Specialties: cataract, LASIK, retina

Sharper Vision Centers
Torrance, CA
My Posts
Jun 18, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 1
LASIK will not work if your refraction keeps changing. Dr. O.
Jun 16, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 5
There are many things to consider. First, your macula should have normal function-many -11 myopes may have a posterior staphyloma and other macular problems that would not be good for a multifocal. Another consideration is for an accommodative IOL such as the Crystalens or Synchrony (available in Europe). Dr. O.
Jun 10, 2013 in the Eye Care Community Best Answer - 2
This is called negative dysphopsia if you are describing a dark crescent on the temporal side (towards the ear). This usually get better with time. Dr. O.
Jun 10, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 2
This a a second response. First got lost. You should ask your cataract surgeon about this and let him know you saw the retinal specialist. He would know if they was anything unusual at the time of surgery. Dr. O.
Jun 06, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 2
I am not aware of one. Dr. O.
Jun 06, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 1
They will grow back, just as pulling out hair from other parts of your body. Dr. O.
Jun 06, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 2
Regular refrigerator temperature. Dr. O.
Jun 06, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 2
You need to be checked. A new floater is of concern. Dr. O.
Jun 06, 2013 in the Eye Care Community - 1
Take your child to your pediatrician. If indicated, she will make a referral to a pediatric ophthalmologist. Dr. O.