Category: Eye Health

Did you know that many eye conditions begin without any noticeable symptoms? These so-called “silent” eye diseases can progress quietly, causing significant and even irreversible damage before you realize anything is wrong. Regular eye health exams are your best defense. They can catch issues early—often before symptoms arise—helping protect your vision for the long term…. Read More

Your eyes are exposed to potential hazards every day, even at home. Understanding how to protect them can significantly reduce the risk of injury and help maintain optimal vision—essential for navigating daily life. Read on for five key tips to minimize the risk of eye injuries at home. 1. Wear Safety Eyewear DIY projects, yard… Read More

Have you discovered a painful, red bump on your eyelid? It could be a stye. Styes can cause a gritty feeling in your eye and make blinking uncomfortable. While many styes go away on their own, others are stubborn and require treatment. Keep reading to learn more about what a stye is, when you should… Read More

Are you struggling with your vision? Have you tried different types of contact lenses with little to no success? You could be a candidate for scleral contact lenses. While typical contact lenses are medical devices, scleral lenses are advanced medical devices which have many purposes that may help you.  Scleral lenses provide a revolutionary solution… Read More

Blepharoplasty, commonly known as eyelid surgery, is a procedure that removes excess skin from your eyelids. The surgery can be performed on the lower eyelids, upper eyelids, or both, depending on your specific concerns and goals.  It is a low-risk procedure that offers a significant improvement in appearance and, often, an improvement to the field… Read More

Most people get red or bloodshot eyes from time to time, which is usually not a cause for concern. Eye redness typically resolves on its own after a few days. But sometimes, it can linger and be an indication of a serious condition that needs treatment. Keep reading to learn more about red eyes, common… Read More

Macular degeneration is a common cause of vision loss as people age. There are two main types of macular degeneration: dry and wet. Both can lead to blindness if left untreated, but they have important differences in terms of symptoms, detection, treatment options, and rates of progression. Keep reading to learn the difference between wet… Read More

Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness worldwide. The best way to protect your vision from this sight-stealing disease is to have regular comprehensive eye health exams with your eye doctor. During your eye exam, your doctor may diagnose you as a glaucoma suspect. Keep reading to learn more about what a glaucoma suspect is… Read More

Scleral contact lenses are one of the largest and most comfortable types of contact lenses available today. Unlike regular soft contact lenses that only cover the colored part of your eye (the iris), scleral lenses vault over your entire corneal surface and land on the white part of your eye (the sclera). This makes them… Read More

Floaters are very common. They often appear as squiggles or tiny specks and are usually easier to see when looking at a white computer screen, a clear sky, or a plain background. For the most part, floaters are harmless.  However, if you notice many of them all of a sudden, it may be a sign… Read More