Treating Patients with the Amniotic Graft Technique
Dr. Endl performed the very first sutureless graft in Western New York using the new amniotic graft treatment from AmnioGraft®. AmnioGraft® is an amniotic graft treatment used to protect, repair,… Read More
					Raindrop® Inlay FAQ
We’ve been talking a lot about our new Raindrop® procedure lately, from our patient guide to our blog post about how the procedure works. We are so encouraged to see… Read More
					Why You Should Attend an Open House at Fichte Endl and Elmer Eyecare
At Fichte Endl & Elmer Eyecare, we provide our patients with information to make the best possible choices for correcting their vision through surgical procedures. We do this through… Read More
					What to Expect After Cataract Lens Replacement Surgery
“What can I expect after cataract surgery?” This is a common question from patients who are thinking about getting a cataract procedure at Fichte Endl & Elmer Eyecare. We want… Read More
											Patient Guide to the Raindrop Inlay Procedure
We have had a lot of patients interested in the Raindrop near vision inlay procedure. So, we decided to put together this patient guide to the Raindrop Inlay procedure to… Read More
											LASIK Eye Surgery is Life Changing
Tim Wilson used to struggle with intense migraines and weight problems. This year, Tim decided to change his life forever, starting with a LASIK procedure from Fichte Endl & Elmer…. Read More
											Improve Your Near Vision With the Raindrop Inlay Procedure
Fichte Endl Elmer Eyecare is the first to offer the brand new, FDA-approved Raindrop Corneal Inlay procedure in the Northeast. This highly anticipated implantable Raindrop device improves near vision for… Read More
											How Long Does LASIK Actually Take?
When it comes to considering LASIK, we know you may have many questions. Being that it is a medical procedure, it’s good to know all of the details, especially when… Read More
											Board Certified Ophthalmologists with the American Board of Ophthalmology
John Clarkson, M.D., executive director for the American Board of Ophthalmology has been serving the board for the last 10 years and has been a diplomat of the organization for over… Read More
											Know your family history for healthy eyes
Knowing your family history for your health is always recommended to help with early detection of illnesses. The same concept goes for your eye health. Do you know if anyone in… Read More
											Drag Racer’s Driving Improves After LASIK Eye Surgery
Kevin Maras is a semi-pro drag car racer, driving in the ET racing bracket for the last 25 years. “Drag racing takes precision and exactness for timing. Some races come… Read More
											First Signs of Cataracts and When to Get Surgery
A cataract is simply the clouding of the eye’s internal lens that slowly hardens and yellows, that eventually results in poor vision. This natural aging of the eye’s internal lens… Read More
											Why Your Ophthalmologist Should Be Board Certified
Board certified doctors voluntarily meet additional standards beyond basic licensing. This is no different when it comes to eye care professionals. In the realm of eye care, these professionals are… Read More
											How Pollution Affects Your Eye Health
Human eyes are sensitive and prone to irritations from allergies, chemicals, and pollutants in the air. Some people might notice their eyes are red and itchy on days air pollutants… Read More
											Bridal Beauty Checklist: Eye Care
Planning a wedding can bring sleepless nights which can take a toll on your eyes. We know every bride wants to look her absolute best on her wedding day,… Read More
											Does Your Child Need Eyeglasses?
A young boy sits in class and stares at his book. He has been asked to read out loud, but he has lost his place. The words blur together and… Read More
											The Risky Behaviors of Contact Wearers
Sometimes contact wearers forget to take proper care of their contacts. From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a considerable 99% of wearers have engaged in at least one contact… Read More
											Foods for Dry Eyes
Today, 48% of adult Americans regularly experience dry eye symptoms. Symptoms of dry eyes, other than the obvious dryness of the eye include irritation, burning, grittiness, and difficulty reading or… Read More
											How Eye Exams Have Changed over the Years
The history of eye exams, or the science of optometry, dates back thousands of years to before ancient Greece. Here is an overview of how the science of optometry and… Read More
											Lasik Surgery Comparative Study
If you are considering LASIK surgery, you should know that there are many different types. There are distinct merits to Traditional, Custom Lasik, iLASIK and PRK surgeries. Each is performed… Read More

