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Orthokeratology and Myopia Control
Myopia control is a field of eye care that works to slow the progression of nearsightedness, particularly in children. There are several different approaches to myopia control, but one of the most common and effective methods is known as orthokeratology. In...
Do You Suffer From Dry Eyes at Night?
You may find it surprising that, for many people suffering from dry eye disease, nighttime can be the most damaging part of the day. It is easy to think that while we’re sleeping and our eyes are closed, the surface of our eye is protected. But the truth is that...
Contact Lenses and Dry Eye
Many people wonder: can you wear contact lenses if you have dry eye disease? While contact lenses may not directly cause symptoms of dry eyes, many contact lens wearers have experienced a worsening of their symptoms. Dryness caused by contact lenses can mean lenses...
Is Refractive Surgery an Option for You?
Are you tired of wearing glasses or putting contacts in every morning? If so, you’ve undoubtedly wondered if refractive laser surgery is an option for you. Refractive surgery, such as LASIK, is an appealing option for many people who have required visual correction...
Lipiflow: The Latest in Dry Eye Treatment
Lipiflow is one of the newest treatment options for the leading cause of dry eye disease. This in-office procedure is effective, safe, and painless. By addressing the root cause of dry eye disease, Lipiflow improves symptoms and provides long term relief of ocular...
Inherited Retinal Diseases and Low Vision
We’ve talked to you about low vision services to help those with visual impairments, and we’ve covered some of the most common causes of low vision such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. Here, we will cover some of the rarer inherited conditions that may lead to...
Ocular Migraines: Where’s the Headache?!
Shimmering lights, abnormal colors, or even a blind spot in your vision… these symptoms can be very alarming if they arise out of the blue. While there are situations where such symptoms may be indicative of a serious eye problem, they may also be symptoms associated...
Diabetes and Your Eyes
Unfortunately, the number of Americans diagnosed with diabetes has rapidly increased over the past decade, and continues to grow. As the disease becomes more prevalent in the population, more people are experiencing the sight-threatening effects of this disease, such...
The Many Causes of a Red Eye
A red eye can occur for many different reasons. In some cases, red “bloodshot” eyes are simply a sign of mild irritation; other times, red eyes can be a symptom of a more serious problem. Below is a non-comprehensive list of just some of the common causes of eye...
Low Vision Technology: Advancements for the Visually Impaired
For those who are visually impaired, low vision services can be particularly useful. This is mostly in part due to the many devices designed to help those who have suffered from vision loss. Magnifiers and telescopes can be especially helpful, and have been utilized...
Your Guide to Lens Options
When it comes to buying glasses, the number of frame and lens options can be overwhelming. It may seem as though there are endless add-ons or upgrades, and understanding what lens options are best for you is important in order to ensure that you are happy with your...
Are Scleral Contact Lenses Right for You?
Breakthroughs in scleral contact lenses are some of the newest technological advances in the world of eye care. These specialty contact lenses have gained attention among eye care providers for their ability to provide clear and comfortable vision, even to those who...