The options for contact lenses are seemingly endless. While soft contact lenses are the most common choice among patients and eye care professionals alike, there are many other choices of … [Read more...]
What Is Orthokeratology and Ortho-K?
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a very common sight problem that causes far-away objects to appear out-of-focus. It is an increasingly common ocular condition, and many studies have shown that … [Read more...]
Common Causes of a Red Eye
Bloodshot and red eyes can have many different causes, each needing different treatment approaches. Some triggers of red eyes are more serious, painful, or vision-threatening than others. Many … [Read more...]
Your Guide to Soft Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are an excellent corrective option for those who choose not to wear glasses full time. There are hundreds of options for soft contact lenses based on replacement schedule, … [Read more...]
Is Ocular Rosacea Worsening Your Dry Eye Symptoms?
Rosacea is a chronic condition that can cause skin inflammation, particularly around the face. Beyond causing long-term skin-related symptoms, such as facial redness, rosacea frequently causes … [Read more...]
Dry Eyes at Nighttime
Surprisingly, nighttime can be a potentially damaging time for those suffering from dry eye disease. Even though our eyes are closed, the front surface of our eye is not necessarily protected. … [Read more...]
Are No-Line Bifocals and Progressive Lenses Right for Me?
Millions of Americans in their 40’s and above need some sort of reading prescription to help them see up close. Many people feel as though lined bifocals or trifocals are unattractive or … [Read more...]
Amniotic Membranes for Dry Eye Disease
Amniotic membranes are part of the newest treatment methods used to approach symptoms of moderate to severe dry eye disease, as well as many other ocular surface conditions. These complex … [Read more...]
Blue Light and Your Eyes
As our reliance on technology and digital screens continues to increase, we are exposed to more and more blue light. Blue light is a high energy wavelength that has many sources that we … [Read more...]
Strokes in the Eye
We have already covered how some diseases, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, can cause retinopathy, and may be a threat to vision. Beyond the threat of hypertensive or diabetic … [Read more...]
