Georgia Ophthalmologists has been caring for the ophthalmic and optometric needs of metro Atlanta residents for over 30 years
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Dr. Bigles and our staff are thankful to be able to offer the highest level of care during these hard times. We are seeing patients at a limited capacity, but can still tend to your medical and routine eye care needs. Please call 770-786-1234 for an appointment. #VisionForLife
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Heterochromia is a difference in coloration within the iris of the eye. It is usually a genetic mutation that is inherited, but it can be triggered by disease or injury. Heterochromia affects 1% of the global population. #GeorgiaOphthalmologists #BiglesLaserVision #VisionForLife
A nevus, which is a freckle-like spot, is called a choroidal nevus when it is inside the eye. It is found under the retina in the layer of tissue called the choroid. A nevus can only be detected during an eye exam. #BiglesLaserVision #GeorgiaOphthalmologists #VisionForLife
Happy Valentine's Day from the Georgia Ophthalmologists family! We hope that your day is full of happiness and love. #GeorgiaOphthalmologists #VisionForLife #BiglesLaserVision
Keratoconus is an eye condition in which the cornea weakens/thins over time causing a cone-like bulge and optical irregularity of the cornea. Click the link below to see how this can affect your quality of vision. buff.ly/2vLXA1s #GeorgiaOphthalmologists #VisionForLife
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Cataracts typically develop due to age/trauma. Systemic conditions, such as Diabetes, increase your risk of developing cataracts. There is no clinical way to prevent cataracts, but annual eye exams do assist physicians in early diagnosis. #VisionForLife #GeorgiaOphthalmologists
According to the Academy of Ophthalmology, The best way to protect your eyes against eye strain from devices is to take breaks using the "20-20-20" rule: Every 20 minutes, shift your eyes to look at an object 20 feet away for 20 seconds. #VIsionForLife #GeorgiaOphthalmologists
Experience life without borders in 2020 through Blade-Free Lasik. Lasik can show you a world without glasses or contacts with 20/20 vision for 2020! Call 770-786-1234 to schedule a FREE consultation and take advantage of $1000 off your procedure. #BiglesLaserVision #VisionForLife
Are you ready to leave chronic dry eye in 2019? Intense Pulsed Light therapy is designed to address Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, the root cause of dry eye. Call 770-786-1234 for a consult in our Dry Eye clinic, where we offer IPL. #VisionForLife #GeorgiaOphthalmologists
Thank you to our patients and friends for a wonderful 2019. We are so thankful to be able to continue to serve our patients and community by providing #VisionForLife. Happy New Year from the Georgia Ophthalmologists family! #GeorgiaOphthalmologists #BiglesLaserVision
We are so excited for Ms. Terri. She had laser cataract surgery and has gone from legally blind to amazing vision. She was raving about her experience at our surgery center. Christmas happens all year at Georgia Ophthalmologists. We love to give the gift of amazing sight.
Meet our Doctor! Dr. Jose Bigles-Geigel is our Practice Owner, Medical Director, and Ophthalmologist here at Georgia Ophthalmologists. Dr. Bigles specializes in Cataract Surgery and Blade-free Lasik. Call 770-786-1234 for an appointment. #VisionForLife #GeorgiaOphthalmologists
If you #smoke, your risk for #diabeticretinopathy and other diabetes-related eye diseases is higher. Giving up tobacco will help reduce that risk. November is #DiabetesAwarenessMonth. #DiabeticEyeDiseaseAwarenessMonth #VisionForLife
November is #DiabetesAwarenessMonth - make sure you have an annual eye exam to catch the early signs of diabetic eye disease such as #cataracts, #glaucoma or diabetic #retinopathy. #DiabeticEyeDiseaseAwarenessMonth #VisionForLife
What’s scarier than one Dr. Bigles? Two Dr. Bigleses.
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