Are you seeking clear vision in the Greater Denver Region? Nancy Houlder, M.D. uses the latest technology to provide optimal results. iLASIK is 100% Blade free LASIK using the Visx Excimer and Intralase femtosecond laser. Are you a candidate for LASIK? Learn about the procedure and take the steps to get started and get the clear vision you deserve!

Cataracts are very common eye disorder and is the most common form of vision loss for those 55 and older. Cataracts can be described as a clouding of the natural lens of the eye, diminishing vision gradually over time. Vision can be described as looking through a foggy window or piece of wax paper. Cataract surgery is the most common surgery performed in the United States with over 1.3 million procedures performed each year.

Are you suffering from dry and scratchy feeling eyes? Do regular over the counter eye drops not bring relief? You may be suffering from a very common eye condition called Dry Eye Syndrome. The good news is that treatment and relief are available! Dr. Houlder has treatment options that can reduce or even eliminate dry eye!

Did you know that if you have diabetes your vision can also be at risk? Those with diabetes may also have an eye condition called diabetic retinopathy. This is a serious eye condition that causes damage to the blood vessels in your eye and threatens normal vision. If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, regular eye examinations are crutial to maintain good eye health.

Glaucoma is often referred to as the silent thief of sight as it can damage your vision so gradually that you do not even notice any loss of vision until the disease is in its advance stage. People with glaucoma generally feel no pain and experience no early symptoms. Regular eye examinations are extremely important to test for glaucoma and if necessary treat it in its very early stages to avoid vision loss.

Macular Degeneration is the leading cause of legal blindness in the United States for those 55 and older and is estimated to affect over 10 million Americans. Macular degeneration is generally age related and gradually destroys central vision. Central vision is critical for seeing fine details and is necessary for performing daily tasks like reading and driving. To diagnose and treat macular degeneration regular eye exams for those over 50 is extremely important.