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LASIK & CATARACT SURGERY IN
Chicago & Skokie IL
Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer is a highly experienced eye surgeon and board-certified ophthalmologist that has been offering breakthrough treatment to patients for almost 40 years. He specializes in LASIK, cataract surgery, and refractive cataract surgery and was among the first in his field to practice these techniques. In his private practice in Skokie, IL, Dr. Sondheimer performs photorefractive keratectomy as a LASIK alternative and laser vitreolysis for floaters. In cases where eye surgery is recommended, patients in the Chicago area can be sure that they are receiving the diagnosis, opinion and surgical skills
BOARD-CERTIFIED
Ophthalmologist
Stuart P. Sondheimer, MD, SC
Dr. Sondheimer has corrected the vision of many thousands of patients. His dedication to patient safety and commitment to helping each and every patient with his or her vision correction are only a few of the reasons that patients trust Dr. Sondheimer with their eyes.
GLOBAL OUTREACH
Restoring Vision Across the Globe
Dr. Sondheimer has been involved with missions to communities around the world that lack accessible healthcare. He has been able to visit Vietnam, Honduras and El Salvador in an effort to donate his time and skills to those in need of ophthalmic care.
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Frequently asked questions about glaucoma
Many conditions can impact one’s vision health, including that of glaucoma. Glaucoma is a serious eye disorder that can show no symptoms until the later stages. This makes it extremely important for patients to visit their eye doctor regularly for routine evaluations and screenings. Often, when patients notice vision loss, the condition has already progressed …
What happens during vitreous floater surgery
Over time, many patients will experience the development of “floaters” in their field of vision. Floaters are specks, strings, and other shapes that may appear when looking around. While these flecks are harmless, they can become severe, large, and interfere routinely with one’s vision, impacting their ability to read or drive. These specks are actually …
