Is your vision cloudy or blurry? Are you sensitive to light? Does your prescription for glasses or contact lenses seem like it’s changing more frequently? These are some of the common signs of cataracts. A cataract is the clouding of your eye’s lens, which can develop in one or both eyes. When you have a… Read More

Is poor vision from cataracts keeping you from completing simple, routine activities or enjoying your favorite hobbies? It may be time for cataract surgery. During cataract surgery, your surgeon will remove your natural lens and implant an intraocular lens (IOL) to restore vision loss. There are many kinds of IOLs to choose from, including standard… Read More

Do you constantly feel like there’s something stuck in your eye? Are your eyes itchy, red, and dry? You may have dry eye syndrome. Dry eye syndrome is a chronic condition that occurs when your eyes produce insufficient tears or your tears evaporate too fast, causing persistent discomfort and dryness. Dry eye symptoms can make… Read More

Keeping up with routine eye exams can ensure long-term eye and vision health. A comprehensive examination gives your optometrist or ophthalmologist a complete picture of your eye health. During a general eye exam, your eye doctor can catch and diagnose many eye diseases and eye conditions. Timely diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions are essential… Read More

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that destroy your optic nerve. The optic nerve connects your eye to the brain. It sends visual signals from the retina to the brain, allowing you can see. When glaucoma damages the optic nerve, it disrupts the smooth flow of visual information, causing vision loss. Without treatment, people… Read More

Do you want clearer vision with less dependence on glasses or contacts after cataract surgery? If you have cataracts and astigmatism, ordinary premium intraocular lenses or IOLs can’t correct astigmatism. But with the help of a toric premium IOL, you can treat astigmatism during cataract surgery and achieve the best vision possible following your procedure…. Read More

Have you heard of macular degeneration? You may have yet to realize that there are two kinds of it: dry and wet. The most common kind of macular degeneration is the dry form. Wet macular degeneration only affects 10 percent of people with macular degeneration. However, it’s the most aggressive form of this eye condition…. Read More

Did your child receive a vision screening at school? Although they may seem similar, vision screenings differ from eye exams. While vision screenings are more basic and a way of quickly checking a child’s eyes, pediatric eye exams are far more thorough. Both are important for children. With the help of regular vision screenings and… Read More

Do you have diabetes? You may not realize that having diabetes can affect your eyes. Those with diabetes may develop a diabetic eye disease like diabetic retinopathy. These eye conditions can occur if you’ve had diabetes for a long time or due to uncontrolled blood sugar. However, you might not even know you have one… Read More

Do you have cataracts? You may have realized that your vision is gradually worsening as they continue developing.  Glasses can improve your eyesight during the early stages of cataracts. But you don’t have to continue depending on glasses after cataract surgery if you don’t want to.  With the help of artificial lenses in the form… Read More