Power soccer is fast, physical, and unforgiving. Players maneuver electric wheelchairs at full speed, reading the field, tracking teammates, judging distances — all in an instant.

For years, Lecia relied on glasses for everything. Putting glasses on in the morning. Swapping to sunglasses outside. Constant prescription upgrades. Increasing costs.

And then something changed.

When you’re performing under bright stage lights in front of thousands of people, there’s no room for blurred vision or irritated eyes. For professional dancer and choreographer Kat Cheng, clear vision isn’t optional. It’s essential. Kat has performed as a backup dancer for global artists like Ariana Grande, Mariah Carey, and Olivia Rodrigo, appearing in […]

Optos is a fast, comfortable, and highly detailed scan that allows our eye care professionals to see more of your retina than ever before.

In the United States nearly 19 million adults over the age of 50 have some form of macular degeneration, with almost 1.5 million of them with vision-threatening disease[1].  The high prevalence of this condition makes it one of the leading causes of vision loss and blindness as we get older. Most adults will have a […]

At Twin Cities Eye Consultants, we believe the best eye care comes from an integrated, team-based model. Our optometrists and ophthalmologists work side by side to deliver exceptional eye care—ranging from routine exams to complex surgery—always matching each patient with the provider who offers the highest level of training for their specific needs. What Is […]

The Light-Adjustable Lens (LAL) is transforming cataract surgery by allowing patients to fine-tune their vision after surgery. Learn the benefits and see why more practices are adopting this innovative technology.

If you’re tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses, you may be wondering: Is LASIK surgery right for me? LASIK has helped millions of people achieve 20/20 vision or better, offering freedom from corrective eyewear and long-term convenience. But not everyone is a candidate—and understanding the full picture is key to making an informed decision. […]

With so many options it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. Choosing how to correct your vision is a personal decision that depends on your lifestyle, budget, comfort, and long-term goals. Let’s look at each choice side by side.

Whether you’re considering LASIK for lifestyle improvements or professional requirements, understanding its potential impact on depth perception can help you make a fully informed decision.

Let’s explore what cataracts are, the typical age of onset, risk factors, symptoms to watch for, and when to consider treatment.

In this post, we’ll cover how cataracts are treated, when treatment is necessary, and what to expect from cataract surgery and lens replacement options.