Dr. Sajja goes on Atlanta and Company with Christine Pullara to talk about Ptosis Repair. Ptosis is defined as “drooping” of the upper eyelids, partially covering the pupil. Ptosis causes a tired, sleepy appearance and reduces vision. Brow lift is performed to raise the eyebrows and reduce ridges and furrows …
Millennial Eye – an all-digital, app-based publication and online community targeting the future leaders in ophthalmology – began a series highlighting young ophthalmologists that have made great advances in their field in a short period of time. The article features a Q+A with Dr. Desai that lets the reader learn …
The new location on Roswell Road will serve as both an office and surgery center for patients (August 11, 2015) ATLANTA, GA – Milan Eye Center recently opened its fifth Metro Atlanta location in East Cobb. The new ophthalmology office, located on Roswell Road in Marietta, Georgia, also includes an in-house surgery …
Salzmann Nodule Degeneration (SND) occurs when the eyes develop single or multiple white elevated lesions on the surface of the cornea. SND can lead to vision difficulties, contact lens intolerance, photophobia, foreign-body symptoms or discomfort. What is the cornea? The clear front of the eye that covers the pupil …
Dr. Sajja was on Atlanta and Company! Dr. Sajja was on Atlanta and Company today discussing upper eyelid surgery, also known as a blepharoplasty procedure. In this segment, Dr. Sajja discusses with Christine Pullara symptoms associated with heavy, droopy eyelids and how it affects one’s vision. He further explains that …
Yesterday, we welcomed Dr. Niraj Desai to the Milan Eye Center family on our Facebook. Dr. Patel and the rest of our staff are excited to add another board-certified ophthalmologist to our Atlanta ophthalmology practice. Dr. Desai specializes in performing cataract surgery, LASIK, and corneal transplant surgery. Additionally, we are …
Save Your Vision Month: Be Wise About Eyes We take our vision for granted. Seeing is one of easiest and most natural things we do, from the time we open our eyes in the morning to the time we close them at night. That’s why the American Optometric Association (AOA) …