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Home - Ever wonder what sets SEC apart from the rest. It’s the six happy surgeons that are the difference. Get to know the people that will be performing your procedure. They are among the best.

Our Services - Southern Eye Center provides specialized eye care with our own Ambulatory Surgery Center and fellowship-trained surgeons who specialize in many areas of eye care.

Our Physicians - Our surgeons have devoted themselves to keeping abreast of the latest developments and fine-tuning their surgical skills, utilizing state-of-the-art technology.

Lynn B. McMahan M.D.

Jaime Jiménez M.D.
Milam S. Cotten M.D.

C. Byron Smith M.D.

Kiper C. Nelson M.D.

Francis Soans M.D.

Cataract - If a cataract begins to cloud your vision, everyday activities may become more difficult. Your cloudy vision may also make you feel less comfortable, even depressed. Get treatment today.

Cataract Post-Op Care

Near Vision CK - NearVision CK® uses the controlled release of RF energy to heat and shrink corneal tissue. No lasers, no cutting.

Near Vision CK Pre-Op Instructions
Near Vision CK Post-Op Care

Corneal Transplant - Ophthalmologists perform over 40,000 corneal transplants each year in the United States. Of all transplant surgery done today--including hearts, lungs and kidneys--corneal transplants are by far the most common and successful.

Crossed Eyes - A complete eye exam determines the best vision, the ability for the eyes to move completely, and no double vision. It is important to remember that crossed eyes can be corrected at basically any age.

Crystalens - Crystalens™ is engineered with a hinge designed to allow the optic, or part of the IOL that you see through, to move back and forth as you constantly change focus on images around you.

With crystalens™ your vision will not only be brighter, but you may be free of those things that made you look or feel older.

Crystalens™ Post-Op Care

Diabetic Eye Disease - With laser treatment, the patient may find that vision is improved. However, in cases where improvement does not occur, laser treatment is important to preventing further vision loss.

Eyelid Surgery - Surgery is available that offers more of a permanent relief to vision by lifting droopy eyelids. The lid surgery is done using local anesthesia and is performed in an outpatient surgery setting.

Glaucoma - Because glaucoma does not cause symptoms in most cases, everyone over 40 should have an annual eye examination, including a measurement of intraocular pressure.

LASIK - LASIK is a new technique for reshaping the surface of the cornea to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

Laser Surgery Pre-Op Instructions
Laser Surgery Post-Op Care

Macular Degeneration - The small area in the retina at the back of the eye that allows you to see fine details clearly and perform activities such as reading and driving. The most important thing you can do to protect your vision is to have your eyes examined by an eye care professional at least once a year, particularly if you are age 60 or older.

Retinal and Vitreous Disorders - Preventive measures are 95 percent effective; however, retinal tears may be successfully treated by laser or cryosurgery which are both done on an outpatient basis.

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