Scleral contact lenses are a hot topic in the world of eye care. These specialty contact lenses have many benefits that allow them to provide clear and comfortable vision to a wide range of … [Read more...]
Watery Eyes and Dry Eyes
While it may seem counterintuitive, watery and runny eyes can actually be a sign of dry eye disease. More specifically, they are an indication of an underlying condition known as Meibomian gland … [Read more...]
Can I Wear Contact Lenses with Dry Eyes?
Dry eye disease is a very common eye condition, even among those who rely on contact lenses every day for clear vision. For those who wear contact lenses and experience symptoms of dryness and … [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...]
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...]
Lid Hygiene: An Important Part of your Daily Routine
People oftentimes overlook the importance of keeping eyelids and eyelashes clean. Our lids and lashes play a vital role in the health of our ocular surface, and keeping them clean can help … [Read more...]
Computer Vision Syndrome…It’s a Real Thing!
Many people who use computers or digital screens for an extended period of time experience a range of eye problems, from dry and itchy eyes to blurred vision and headaches. This discomfort is … [Read more...]
Are Scleral Lenses Right for You?
What are Scleral Lenses? The newest technology and research in contact lens wear and development has focused on scleral contact lenses, which are gas-permeable lenses that are large enough to cover … [Read more...]
