Comprehensive Eye Care in Federal Way
Our primary Federal Way location provides comprehensive medical and surgical eye care, including cataract evaluations and specialty ophthalmology services.
Eye Care in Federal Way
Located at 34719 6th Ave. S, our Federal Way office is Evergreen Eye Center’s full-service location, offering the practice’s complete range of medical and surgical eye care. Patients can be evaluated and treated for cataracts, including dropless cataract surgery, glaucoma, retinal disease, dry eye (with in-office treatments like BlephEx and iLux), and corneal conditions such as keratoconus, treated with corneal crosslinking. For vision correction, the office offers LASIK, refractive lens exchange, and EVO ICL, along with eyelid surgery and facial cosmetic procedures. Whether you need a routine eye exam or a surgical consultation, the Federal Way team can coordinate every stage of your care in one place.
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Cataracts
Cloudy, blurred vision that worsens over time is often a cataract, treated at Evergreen Eye Center with advanced cataract surgery.
LASIK Eye Surgery
LASIK vision correction surgery can decrease your dependence on glasses and contact lenses, performed by the eye surgeons at Evergreen Eye Center.
Dry Eyes
Dry eye disease causes a constant sandy or scratchy sensation and fluctuating vision, treated at Evergreen Eye Center with high-tech in-office therapies.
Glaucoma
Glaucoma can rob you of vision without warning. Evergreen Eye Center offers comprehensive screening and treatment to protect your sight.
Retinal Care
Retinal disorders can threaten your central vision. Evergreen Eye Center offers advanced diagnosis and treatment to protect your eye health.
Everything Your Eyes Need, All in One Place
view all servicesFrequently Asked Questions
What happens during cataract surgery?
Cataract surgery is a quick, outpatient procedure where the eye’s cloudy natural lens is gently removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens. This helps restore sharper vision and reduces issues like glare, dull colors, and blurred sight.
How do I know if it's time for cataract surgery?
You may be ready for cataract surgery when your vision starts interfering with everyday tasks like driving, reading, or recognizing faces, even with updated glasses or contacts. Increased sensitivity to light and frequent prescription changes are also common signs.
Is cataract surgery considered safe?
Yes, cataract surgery is widely regarded as one of the safest and most effective procedures performed today. It is minimally invasive, typically uses local anesthesia, and has a very high success rate for improving vision.
How long does the procedure take and what should I expect during recovery?
The surgery itself usually takes about 15–20 minutes per eye and is done on an outpatient basis. Most patients begin noticing clearer vision within a few days, with full healing occurring over several weeks as the eye adjusts.
Will I still need glasses after my cataract surgery?
Your need for glasses depends on the type of lens implant selected. Basic lenses typically correct distance vision but may still require reading glasses, while advanced lens options can reduce dependence on glasses for both near and far vision.