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THE LASER VISION CORRECTION CENTER OF NEW JERSEY PROVIDES
state-of-the-art eye care with a personal touch. The Center’s
director, Dr. Kenneth S. Miller, a board-certified cataract and
LASIK eye surgeon, offers the most advanced technology
and comprehensive ophthalmology care to his patients.
Dr. Miller specializes in several types of sophisticated surgeries and
was the third doctor in New Jersey to become certified to perform
cataract surgery with the Femtosecond laser. Laser-assisted cataract
surgery with the Femtosecond laser is a safer, gentler, more precise
procedure, which yields improved surgical outcomes and a quicker
recovery time. This laser may also be utilized to correct corneal
astigmatism, which directly relates to improved post-operative
vision. Dr. Miller also utilizes the ORA system during cataract
surgery, which takes real-time measurements of the length of the
eye, after the cataract has been removed, for the most accurate
visual outcomes.
When it comes to laser vision correction, Dr. Miller is at the
forefront of treatment. He performs Custom iLASIK, All Laser
LASIK with IntraLase (bladeless technology) and pre-procedure
assessment of the vision with Wavefront analysis, which
personalizes the treatment for an improved visual outcome and
the sharpest vision possible.
The Laser Vision Correction Center of New Jersey also provides
the latest technology in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye.
Blepharitis/Dry eye is a condition that affects approximately 90%
of women after menopause, as well as many contact lens wearers
and those affected with autoimmune conditions. Dr. Miller
uniquely meets the often unaddressed needs of his patients by
offering the newest and most advanced equipment to aid in the
diagnosis and treatment of dry eye. The OCULUS Keratograph
provides imaging of the meibomian glands of the inner eyelid,
providing Dr. Miller with the most accurate diagnosis of the
patient’s condition, which in turn assures the most appropriate
treatment. The Keratograph is also used for periodic re-assessment
of the glands to verify progress is being made with the treatment.
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is one of the most
common causes of dry eye disease and is easily treated with MiBo
Thermoflo, a heated eyelid massage. T his treatment liquefies gland
secretions, usually providing immediate relief. Treatments are
typically recommended at regular intervals throughout the year in
an effort to unclog the glands, prevent them from clogging again
and promote optimal ocular surface health.
Dr. Miller received both his undergraduate and medical degrees
from Northwestern University, before completing an internship at
Lenox Hill Hospital and then returning to Northwestern University
Medical School for his ophthalmology residency. He is a member
of the Medical Board of Saint Barnabas Hospital’s Refractive
Surgery Center and an attending on staff at Saint Barnabas
Medical Center. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of
Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and
Refractive Surgery.
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