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Schedule a Cataract Consultation in San Francisco
Connect with the team at Mosaddegh Eye Institute to request a personalized cataract evaluation in San Francisco with Lillie Mosaddegh, MD. Our team can help you choose the appropriate office and next step for your vision needs.
Cataract Consultation
Contact Our San Francisco Cataract Team
If cloudy vision, glare, halos, night-driving difficulty, or other cataract symptoms are affecting your daily life, a comprehensive evaluation can help determine the right next step. Dr. Lillie Mosaddegh provides personalized cataract care and advanced lens planning from two San Francisco locations.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cataract Appointments
Answers to common questions about scheduling a cataract consultation, choosing a San Francisco office, and preparing for your visit with Mosaddegh Eye Institute.
How do I schedule a cataract consultation in San Francisco?
You can request an appointment using the contact form on this page or call Mosaddegh Eye Institute at (415) 392-4437. The team can help coordinate a cataract evaluation and direct you to the appropriate San Francisco office.
Which San Francisco location should I choose for my cataract visit?
Mosaddegh Eye Institute serves patients at 490 Post St, Suite 933 in Downtown San Francisco and 380 W. Portal Ave, Suite B in West Portal. When scheduling, the team can help identify the most appropriate location based on appointment availability and the type of visit you need.
What should I bring to a cataract evaluation?
Bring your current glasses or contact lens information, a list of medications and relevant medical or eye history, and any insurance information requested by the office. If you have questions about prior eye procedures or visual goals, write them down so they can be discussed during your evaluation.
Can I discuss premium lens options during my consultation?
Yes. When cataract surgery is appropriate, your evaluation can include a discussion of lens choices based on your eye health, astigmatism, lifestyle and visual goals. Options may include monofocal, toric, PanOptix Pro, Vivity and Light Adjustable Lens technology when clinically appropriate.
When should I contact the office about possible cataract symptoms?
If gradual cloudy or blurry vision, glare, halos, faded colors or increasing difficulty with night driving are affecting daily activities, you can schedule a cataract evaluation. Sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, new flashes or a sudden increase in floaters require prompt medical evaluation.