Cataract Care - Cheyenne Eye Clinic & Surgery Center

Dr. Anne Miller

Say goodbye to cloudy vision and hello to clear.

What are cataracts?

Cataracts are a fact of life. If we have enough birthdays, we will develop cataracts. A cataract is when our natural lens becomes cloudy.

The lens sits behind the pupil and is crystal clear when we are young. Over the years, the lens which is made of protein and water, changes and gradually becomes cloudy.

Cataracts cause a variety of symptoms:

Difficulty seeing objects in the distance
Glare or starbursts from oncoming headlights while driving
Some types of cataracts affect near vision more than distance

For more information, check out our Stats and Facts about Cataracts. Then request an appointment with one of our cataract specialists to learn how to turn back the clock on your eyes and go from cloudy to clear!

How are cataracts treated?

When you have visual symptoms related to your cataract, and your doctor feels that your cataract is the cause, cataract surgery is an option. This is an outpatient surgical procedure performed under light anesthesia (you stay awake but your eye is made comfortably numb). You will take eye drops to help the eye heal following the surgery.

What happens after cataract surgery?

Dr. Miller is motivated to help you achieve your visual goals with cataract surgery. Depending on the health of your eyes, you may find you no longer need glasses for most (if not all) things you do. Trust your eyes to the many years of experience that Dr. Miller and her team, have making patients happy.

Why should I choose the Cheyenne Eye Clinic & Surgery Center for my cataract care?

No road trip needed to see an experienced and trustworthy surgical staff.

Dr. Anne Miller is a board-certified ophthalmologist with extensive surgical experience. In post-operative patient reviews, her cataract patients praise Dr. Miller’s professionalism, caring, and patience. Supporting staff also consistently receive many kind comments.

We work with your optometrist for your post-operative care.

When doctors collaborate, patients see the difference. Our specialists are happy to work with your optometrist for care following your surgery. This ensures a higher quality of care and better results for you because you experience an excellent continuity of care.

Our surgical facilities are top notch.

The Cheyenne Eye Clinic is dedicated to serving the needs of our patients. When eye conditions warrant surgical treatment, we are equipped to see you through this process. Cheyenne Eye Surgery is our on-site ambulatory surgical center (ASC) and is accredited by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), a national healthcare organization that sets the very high standards for ambulatory surgical care in the US. This comfortable, state-of-the-art facility is staffed with a friendly, professional and compassionate staff committed to delivering the highest quality of eye care.

Learn more about cataracts

Interested in learning about more cataracts and what lens options are available? Visit mycataracts.com to learn more about cataracts, benefits of surgery and what lens may be best for you.

Use this patient resource site where you can choose lifestyle activities and lens options to gain a better idea of what to expect.

Everyone was awesome – I couldn’t have asked for better treatment! Frances

Dr. Miller is super, she explained all that was about to happen. There was no need to ask her questions, she already answered them. Very professional. I’ll have my other eye done when the time comes with Dr. Miller.

Love my thin, feather weight glasses and great vision after Dr. Anne Miller did my cataract surgeries! I used to wear thick, bottle-cap glasses!Anna

Dr. Miller and the staff made my surgery and time her a very pleasant experience.Thornton

Staff in the surgery center was excellent! Very happy with entire procedure and outcome!