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NV Eye Surgery has cared for Southern Nevada's eyes since 2014, with a focus on cataract surgery, LASIK, and glaucoma management, all delivered from our own office-based surgical suite.
Why Southern Nevada trusts their eyes to us
Founded in 2014 by Dr. Peter W. DeBry, NV Eye Surgery is a full-service ophthalmology practice with offices in Henderson and Las Vegas. Our surgeons have performed thousands of procedures and built Nevada’s only office-based comprehensive cataract and refractive surgery center. Beyond cataracts and LASIK, our team treats glaucoma, corneal disease, pterygium, and dry eye, using techniques Dr. DeBry refined during his fellowship at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
Our Services
ADVANCED CATARACT CARE
Office-based cataract surgery with premium lens options, typically 10 to 15 minutes per eye.
LASER VISION CORRECTION
Topography-guided LASIK with Contoura Vision, performed by Las Vegas’s most experienced refractive surgeon.
SURFACE LASER TREATMENT
Flap-free laser vision correction for thinner corneas and for patients with dry eye concerns.
LENS-BASED VISION CORRECTION
Vision correction for patients over 50 and for high farsightedness, using the same lens technology as cataract surgery.
IMPLANTABLE COLLAMER LENS
An implantable lens for moderate to severe nearsightedness, including corneas too thin for LASIK.
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What's Going On With Your Vision?
Blurred Vision
Blurry vision means edges and fine print lose their crispness. Common culprits include a developing cataract, an eyeglass prescription that’s drifted, or a change in the cornea’s shape. A dilated exam is usually the fastest way to find out which one applies to you.
Dry Eyes
A gritty, burning, or tired feeling in the eyes often points to dry eye disease, where the eye either isn’t making enough tears or the tears it makes evaporate too fast. Treatment ranges from over-the-counter drops to in-office procedures, depending on the cause.
Eyelid Issues
Redness, crusting, or swelling along the eyelid margin is often blepharitis, an inflammation that can also contribute to dry eye. It’s manageable with a consistent lid-hygiene routine and, when needed, in-office treatment.
Night Driving Problems
Night driving gets harder when the eye can’t adjust well to low light and glare, often tied to the same cataract or corneal changes that cause halos. An exam can confirm whether it’s age-related or something correctable.
Halos
Bright rings or starbursts around headlights and streetlights are a classic early sign of cataracts, though they can also follow certain vision-correction surgeries or an uncorrected astigmatism. Worth checking before it affects your driving.
Astigmatism
An irregularly shaped cornea can blur vision at every distance and cause headaches or eye strain, especially after screen time. Astigmatism is easily measured during a routine exam and correctable with glasses, contacts, or refractive surgery.
Distance Vision Problems
Trouble making out road signs, faces across a room, or anything far away typically means nearsightedness has progressed or a cataract is forming. A refraction check will tell you which is driving the change.
Trouble Reading
Needing to hold books or phones farther away, or reaching for reading glasses more often, usually signals presbyopia, the natural loss of close-up focusing power that comes with age. There are several correction options, from readers to lens-based surgery.



