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thomas aiello
Ophthalmologist
Dr. Thomas Conrad Aiello is a second generation Ophthalmologist with 25 years experience, who specializes in the surgical correction of Cataracts with the use of advanced technologies, such as; Toric implants for the correction of Astigmatism, Multifocal implants ( Panoptix, ActiveFocus, and Technis ) for the correction of Presbyopia, and Femtosecond Laser - assisted Cataract Surgery. He is also an expert in the field of surgical management of Glaucoma, utilizing Micro - invasive Glaucoma procedures for maximized patient comfort and rapid recovery. Dr. Aiello is a past president of the Union County Medical Society and Associate Director of the Ophthalmology department at St. Barnabas - Robert Wood Johnson at Rahway Hospital. Dr. Aiello is trusted by his colleagues for treating their more challenging cases.
38 years
Experience
thomas aiello
- clark, NJ
- University of Virginia
- Accepting new patients
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How do you unblock tear ducts naturally?
Hello, It is uncommon for a women of your age to have true 'blocked tear ducts', however, warm compresses over the eyes and digital massage in the area near the nose in the lower READ MORE
Hello,
It is uncommon for a women of your age to have true 'blocked tear ducts', however, warm compresses over the eyes and digital massage in the area near the nose in the lower lid can help the natural flow through the naso-lacrimal duct system
It is uncommon for a women of your age to have true 'blocked tear ducts', however, warm compresses over the eyes and digital massage in the area near the nose in the lower lid can help the natural flow through the naso-lacrimal duct system
Can contact lens prescription be used for glasses?
Hello, the answer to your question is no! The prescription required for glasses is generally more precise than that for contact lenses and requires a 'refraction' by an eye care READ MORE
Hello,
the answer to your question is no! The prescription required for glasses is generally more precise than that for contact lenses and requires a 'refraction' by an eye care professional before dispensing
the answer to your question is no! The prescription required for glasses is generally more precise than that for contact lenses and requires a 'refraction' by an eye care professional before dispensing
