Eyesight Associates

10/12/2026

Non-prescription colored contacts (also called colorful or costume lenses) can wreak havoc on your vision, causing scratches, sores, infections, and potentially blindness.

10/09/2026

Call our office to schedule your next visit 478-923-5872
Vidalia, Dublin, Macon, Warner Robins and Fort Valley

10/06/2026

If you or someone you love is noticing cloudy, dim, or glare-heavy vision that glasses no longer seem to improve, cataract surgery may be worth discussing with your eye doctor. Cataract surgery is one of the most common and successful eye procedures. The surgery involves removing your eye’s cloude...

10/06/2026

A little UGA game day throwback ❤️🐾 Always a good time in Athens!

Now it’s Bama week… Go Dawgs! 🏈❤️🖤

10/05/2026

A little UGA game day throwback ❤️🐾 Always a good time in Athens!

Now it’s Bama week… Go Dawgs! 🏈❤️🖤

10/05/2026

Hello, October! Fall🍂 is here and spooky season is officially underway!👻
Just remember-red, irritated or itchy eyes aren't part of the costume.
Wishing everyone a happy and healthy fall from Eyesight Associates!🤎

09/30/2026

Presbyopia is an age-related condition where the eye’s lens doesn’t change shape as easily as it once did. Presbyopia symptoms include difficulty reading or seeing things at close range.

09/23/2026

Hello, fall!🍂🤎
The calendar says fall...the temperature says otherwise. ☀😅
We're still ready for cooler mornings, football weekends, and all the things we love about this season.
Happy first day of fall from Eyesight Associate's!

09/17/2026

Happy Birthday to Dr. Ducey!🎉
We're so thankful for your dedication to our patients and all you do for the Eyesight Associates team. We hope you have a wonderful birthday and get to enjoy a little celebrating today!

09/17/2026

For most patients, cataract surgery itself is the easy part. The procedure is brief, comfortable, and over before they know it.
Most cataract surgery patients notice meaningfully improved vision within one to two days and return to light daily activities within a week. Full visual stabilization takes four to six weeks. Recovery is generally straightforward, but it does require consistent use of prescription eye drops, a few activity restrictions, and attendance at scheduled follow-up appointments. Knowing what to expect at each stage makes the process far less daunting. Click the link to see each stage post surgery.

Curious about cataract surgery recovery? Your Middle Georgia eye doctor explains what to expect day by day, what to avoid, and when you'll see clearly.