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Gregg Russell, OD, FAAO

FDA Approved

For All Ages

Powder Springs Office (770) 801-0700

Marietta Eye Clinic Main Office (770) 427-8111

Emory University Atlanta, GA BA in Chemistry BA in Psychology University of Houston College of Optometry

Houston, TX - O.D. Degree

Coursework for Master’s Degree in Physiological Optics

American Academy of Optometry - Fellow

American Academy of Optometry:

Cornea and Contact Lens Section - Diplomate American Optometric Association - Member American Optometric Association: Contact Lens Section - Contributing Arthur Corneal Refractive Therapy Specialist

Certified CRT® Specialist

Some people know from a very early age what they

want to be when they grow up. Dr. Gregg Russell is

such a person. Fascinated with how the human body

worked, he studied anatomical models as a young

child, and drew a picture of the structures of the

human eye at age ten.

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Live Life Without Daytime

Contacts or Glasses

Ask Dr. Russell About Contacts

Kids Wear

ONLY

While Sleeping

No glasses...

No daytime contacts...

No surgery.

Specialty Contact Lenses Certified CRT® Specialist

Gregg Russell, OD, FAAO

Powder Springs Office (770) 801-0700 Main Office (770) 427-8111

You can reduce your dependence on contact lenses and glasses -- without having to undergo eye surgery. The procedure is called RTΠ;orneal RefracƟve TherapyͿ and it is available at DarieƩa ye linic.

This FDA approved procedure is available from Dr. Russell and is performed at the Wowder Springs and DarieƩa ye linic Dain oĸce locaƟons.

Ask Dr. Russell if you are a candidate for this non-surgical and reversible procedure.

Are contacts or glasses

interfering with

YOUR child’s game?

Paragon CRT® is a specially designed FDA-approved therapeutic contact lens worn while sleeping that reshapes the cornea without permanently altering its physiology - which is important as the eyes of children and teens are still maturing.

You wear the lenses at night and take them out in the morning. The result: clear vision the whole day whether it’s in class or in the game.

Q. Will CRT® improve my vision better than traditional glasses or contacts?

A. The treatment results should equal the vision correction provided by traditional glasses or contacts. CRT is designed to temporarily treat nearsightedness (myopia), however 1_{studies suggest the}

possibility that wearing lenses such as CRT helps to slow or even stop the progression of nearsightedness. CRT may provide a solution that may not be available through the

use of traditional glasses or daytime contacts.

Q. How long does it take to start working?

A. Most patients see dramatic improvement in the first few days, with complete vision correction within 1-2 weeks.

Q. Is CRT safe?

A. Yes. Part of the safety profile lies in the fact if you stop wearing CRT lenses, your vision will return to it’s previous level. *In addition, no adverse events were reported during the FDA clinical trial.

*Additional safety information is available in the CRT package insert.

1. Walline OD, Jeffrey J. “Slowing Myopia Progression” Contact Lens Spectrum. June 2007. Cho OD, Pauline. “The Longitudinal Orthokeratology Research in Children in Hong Kong: A Pilot Study on Refractive Changes and Myopic Control” Current Eye Research. 2005.

Finally! A Contact Lens That Keeps

Up With Your Active Lifestyle.

Dry, Uncomfortable

Contacts Interfering With

Your Life?

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Among contact lens wearers,

DRY EYE

is

the most frequent complaint.

Ask Dr. Russell about

CRT

.

No glasses...

No daytime contacts...

No surgery.

www.MariettaEye.com | www.crtvision.com General Optometry

Specialty Contact Lenses Certified CRT® Specialist

Gregg Russell, OD, FAAO

Powder Springs Office (770) 801-0700 Main Office (770) 427-8111

You can reduce your dependence on contact lenses and glasses -- without having to undergo eye surgery. The procedure is called RTΠ;orneal RefracƟve TherapyͿ and it is available at DarieƩa ye linic.

This FDA approved procedure is available from Dr. Russell and is performed at the Wowder Springs and DarieƩa ye linic Dain oĸce locaƟons.

Ask Dr. Russell if you are a candidate for this non-surgical and reversible procedure.

Finally! A Contact Lens That Keeps

Up With Your Active Lifestyle

Dry Eye And Contact Lens Use

Contact lens wearers are particularly

predisposed to the development of dry eye, with 50-75% of wearers reporting dry eye

symptoms.*

CRT lenses are worn only while sleeping, eliminating the dryness and discomfort of daytime contacts and giving you freedom and comfort when it matters most!

If you’re one of the many individuals who experience dry eye or contact lens discomfort, CRT may be the treatment option for you! In fact, many successful CRT patients were previous soft lens wearers. If you experience dry eye, LASIK may not be an appropriate option, making Paragon CRT an excellent alternative.** CRT is an FDA approved treatment for

nearsightedness (myopia). It temporarily eliminates the need for daytime contacts or glasses and is a nonsurgical alternative for patients who prefer a less permanent treatment option.

Ask your Eye Care Professional about CRT.

Q. Will CRT® improve my vision better than traditional glasses or contacts?

A. The treatment results should equal the vision correction

provided by traditional glasses or contacts. CRT is designed to

temporarily treat

nearsightedness (myopia), however 1_{studies suggest}

the possibility that wearing lenses such as CRT helps to slow or even stop the progression of nearsightedness. CRT may provide a solution that may

not be available through the use of traditional glasses or daytime contacts.

Q. How long does it take to start working?

A. Most patients see dramatic improvement in the first few days, with complete vision

correction within 1-2 weeks.

Q. Is CRT safe?

A. Yes. Part of the safety profile lies in the fact if you stop wearing CRT lenses, your vision will return to its previous level. *In addition, no adverse events were reported during the FDA clinical trial.

*Additional safety information is available in the CRT package insert.

1. Walline OD, Jeffrey J. “Slowing Myopia Progression” Contact Lens Spectrum. June 2007. Cho OD, Pauline. “The Longitudinal Orthokeratology Research in Children in Hong Kong: A Pilot Study on Refractive Changes and Myopic Control” Current Eye Research. 2005.

*Data on File.