by Daniel Baruffi, OD, FAAO | Jan 18, 2021 | Contact Lenses, Glasses
As you see the word “astigmatism”, you may recall a moment from your last appointment when our optometrist mentioned this term. Astigmatism simply refers to the fact that the prescription you need to allow for clear vision is not the same in all orientations in front...
by Daniel Baruffi, OD, FAAO | Jan 5, 2021 | Uncategorized
Progressive lenses (also known as “no line bifocals” are incredibly popular in society today. Many cannot wait to get their first pair while others are hesitant about this option. In either case, gaining some insight about what these lenses are and...
by Daniel Baruffi, OD, FAAO | Dec 22, 2020 | Contact Lenses, Vision
Orthokeratology refers to a small and hard contact lens that is placed on the eye at the end of the day, slept in, then removed in the morning. It is uniquely designed for each individual, adjusting for the different contours of one’s eye and allowing for correction...
by Daniel Baruffi, OD, FAAO | Dec 8, 2020 | Eyelids
If you have a painful and tender bump on your eyelid, you may be diagnosed with a stye or hordeolum. These are infections or inflammations in different tissues in the eyelid, sometimes with different treatments and disease courses. This article will explain the...
by Daniel Baruffi, OD, FAAO | Nov 25, 2020 | Retina
During your annual eye exam, our optometrist will assess the health of your eyes. This will include a check of your glasses prescription and the condition of the inside and outside of your eyes. At the very back of the eye is the retina, a layer of nerves that is...
