Justin Spaulding
Ophthalmologist
1408 East Barnett Rd Medford Oregon, 97504About
Dr. Spaulding is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist and an Osteopathic physician. He is the only glaucoma specialist at the Institute. Before his medical career he served as a firefighter with the US Forest Service. He joined the Institute in 2018 and his special training includes the methodology and techniques of minimally invasive techniques to treat glaucoma.
He has a special interest in minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) combined with cataract surgery, and refractive cataract surgery with premium lenses.
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American Board of Ophthalmology
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Surgical Eye Videos
My YouTube channel features some of the surgical procedures I do. It is updated as I produce the videos. Also, below is more information about myself and a list of some of the procedures I perform. https://youtube.com/channel/UChHoHYCWqogDV5fpxa6wAhAI love MIGS (minimally invasive glaucoma surgery)...
What is the best medicine for watery eyes?
Watery eyes is usually reflex tearing from dryness. Try artificial tears and hot compresses to the eyes. READ MORE
Can you drive if you have cataracts?
Yes. Unless your vision is worse that the local guidelines. Your local ophthalmologist should be able to see and answer this question for you. READ MORE
Can you get rid of cataracts without surgery?
No. Cataracts can only be removed surgically. Glasses can help till you need surgery. READ MORE
Do cataracts affect your balance?
Yes and no. They are likely not severe enough to cause balance issues. The brain and ears are also responsible for balance. You should go see your primary doctor first. READ MORE
Do cataracts cause headaches and dizziness?
Not usually. I recommend you see your primary doctor to be checked. READ MORE
Do I need glasses after Lasik?
Possibly. Although the goal is to be glasses free. Nothing is 100% READ MORE
Is Lasik better than glasses?
Better if you want to be glasses free and not wearing contacts. READ MORE
How many days rest is required after laser eye surgery?
Depends on the laser. Most people are okay in 24-48h. READ MORE
What does foggy vision mean?
You should be seen by an ophthalmologist if you have foggy vision. It could mean glasses or a more serious problem. READ MORE
Which eye drop is best for cataracts?
No eye drops cure cataracts. They are a normal aging process. READ MORE
What age is best to get laser eye surgery?
Best between 21-35 READ MORE
How long does it take to recover from retinal tear laser surgery?
Usually you are feeling better in 24-48h. READ MORE
What is the best treatment for astigmatism?
Options... Glasses, contacts, LASIK/PRK/SMILE surgery READ MORE
Can eye floaters go away naturally?
They can slowly improve over time, but truly never go away. The brain has a nice mechanism to make you stop seeing the floaters over time. The concern is that if you have floaters, you could also potentially have a retinal tear that could turn into a retinal detachment. You should see a local ophthalmologist to be safe. READ MORE
When should I see a doctor for an eye irritation?
If the eye irritation doesn't improve within the next couple of hours, it's always worth seeing an ophthalmologist. The last thing you want is something that could have easily been treated resulting in major complications. READ MORE
How can I improve my eyesight fast?
You likely need to see an ophthalmologist to see if you need glasses. Other more serious conditions can cause bad vision and should not be ignored. READ MORE
Can you get floaters after vitrectomy?
It is possible to have floaters after vitrectomy but very unlikely. During the procedure they remove all of the vitreous jelly from the back part of the eye and that is what results in floaters. If you don't have any jelly you shouldn't have any floaters. Although it's very difficult to remove 100% of the jelly at the time of surgery. so if you have floaters there's a possibility you have some residual jelly left over. READ MORE
Does glaucoma cause watery eyes?
Glaucoma does not cause watery eyes. Glaucoma drops however love to cause this problem. If you have any concern it is always worth making an appt with your local ophthalmologist. READ MORE
How are dry eyes treated in children?
Dry eye drops without preservatives is a good first step. But you should always see you local ophthalmologist before you do anything. READ MORE
What is the best antibiotic for an eye infection?
If you have an eye infection you need to see an ophthalmologist immediately. READ MORE
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