Best Ophthalmologists in Mississippi

The ophthalmologists at Mississippi Vision have extensive experience in a number of laser eye surgery procedures, such as LASIK, Bladeless LASIK, Custom LASIK, and PRK. Our staff identifies and develops an in-depth understanding of each of our patient’s unique vision correction needs to ensure the best possible results after eye surgery.

Imagine not having to buy contact lenses or eyeglasses ever again! Our ophthalmologists are devoted to providing the best solution to your eye care needs, and we achieve this through patient-focused eye care practices. We make sure that you leave our practice with dramatically improved vision while remaining comfortable in an environment that is entirely centered around your needs.

Learn more about LASIK, PRK and the other laser eye surgery procedures we offer by clicking the links below.

Dry Eyes are caused by a lack of moisture in the tear film that spreads over your eyes. Many Americans suffer from Dry Eye Syndrome, and, without the tear film on your eyes, clear vision is not possible. Patients who do not produce enough tears of the right quality or quantity suffer from dry eyes, causing discomfort and poor eye health. If dry eyes are not properly treated, they can cause more eye care concerns.

The tear film on your eyes consists of three layers: an oily layer, a watery layer, and a mucus layer. Each of these layers has its own purpose, helping your eyes see clearly and protect themselves from outside irritants. One of the main functions of these layers is to reduce the evaporation of tears and maintain adequate moisture. Without these layers, your eyes are vulnerable to dryness, irritation and potentially increased eye care concerns.

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Difficulty with close-range vision such as reading a book or magazine can increase as individuals begin to reach their mid to late 40s. This is especially prevalent when reading or working on a computer, causing additional eye strain and discomfort. Presbyopia is among the most common eye problems adults develop between the ages of 41 to 60, and our ophthalmologists have extensive experience treating these conditions.

There are a number of solutions to reading vision, and our staff will work with you to develop the perfect solution to your unique eye care needs. We achieve this through patient-centered practices, allowing our patients to dictate what their vision correction goals are, then producing a response based on those goals.


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The Visian ICL is a revolutionary refractive lens and a perfect option for patients who may not be ideal candidates for LASIK eye surgery. The ICL can correct vision up to -15 diopters of nearsightedness and offers a refractive vision correction solution to patients with a high level of nearsightedness. The ICL procedure has been repeatedly improved through years of studies and continued refinement.

This lens is a posterior chamber implant that is situated behind the iris and in front of the natural crystalline lens. It is also known as a Phakic IOL. The surgery is performed on an outpatient basis, meaning that a patient has surgery and leaves the same day.


Learn more about the Visian ICL, clear lens exchanges, and other vision correction options provided by the ophthalmologists at Mississippi Vision by clicking the links below.

The ophthalmologists at Mississippi Vision offer routine eye care and eye exams to our patients in Jackson and Flowood, MS. These eye care services include treatment of eye diseases such as Myopia, Hyperopia, Astigmatism, and Presbyopia, addressing each eye disease with patient-focused experience and expertise. In addition, our practice also offers Glaucoma, dry eye, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy treatments.

These eye diseases and conditions can be prevented and even avoided by conducting regular eye exams and routine eye care visits. This is incredibly important to maintaining strong eye health and clear vision throughout your life.


Learn more about the eye care procedures our ophthalmologists provide by clicking the links below.