Monofocal Lens
Evaluation
This research study will evaluate the visual outcomes after implantation of a standard (monofocal) intraocular lens after routine cataract extraction. Patients undergoing cataract surgery who meet inclusion/exclusion criteria could be eligible to participate. Compensation available.
Comparison of
Presbyopia
Correcting Lenses
This research study will evaluate the visual outcomes and reading performance of 2 multifocal intraocular lenses after routine cataract extraction. Multifocal lens implants make it possible to restore one’s ability to focus on things at various distances with less dependency on glasses. Patients undergoing bilateral cataract surgery who meet inclusion/exclusion criteria could be eligible to participate.
Latest Generation
of LASIK Laser
Dr. Solomon is the only ophthalmologist in South Carolina who is currently testing the most advanced generation of bladeless LASIK using the iFS® Femtosecond laser. Currently, he and his team are evaluating the laser’s ability to create a more precise, customized flap.
Glaucoma
Treatment May
Reduce Need for
Eyedrops
Dr. Solomon and the team of Carolina Eyecare Physicians are currently evaluating a new treatment for patients with mild to moderate glaucoma and cataracts. This micro-bypass stent is implanted in the eye during cataract surgery and may help reduce or eliminate the need for eye drops in some patients. The stent is designed to reduce intraocular pressure and prevent further vision loss due to glaucoma.
Dry Eye Treatment
in Clinical Trial
Carolina Eyecare Physicians are investigating a new punctal plug treatment for the condition known as “dry eye”. These plugs can be implanted in a doctor’s office and are inserted into the tear ducts, and will deliver small doses of dry eye medications into the eye over a 90 day period, thereby reducing or eliminating the need for eye drops in many patients.
Quality Vision
With Premium
Replacement Lens
Implants Evaluation
Dr. Solomon was one of the principal investigators of implantable premium replacement lenses, including the original ReSTOR® lens. Dr. Solomon recently conducted clinical trials with the latest generation lens, the ReSTOR +3.0 D. Results were impressive with patients experiencing improved vision for reading, better intermediate vision for tasks such as computer work and clearer distance vision.



