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Can Keratoconus Cause Blindness?

A close-up image of an eye that's affected by keratoconus.

Keratoconus is a serious, progressive eye condition that affects the cornea. The good news is that blindness caused by keratoconus is extremely rare. However, without proper treatment and monitoring, this condition can lead to significant vision impairment that impacts your daily life and quality of vision. Understanding keratoconus, its progression, and available treatment options can […]

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Can You Have Lens Replacement Surgery After LASIK?

Close-up of an eye with a blue digital graphic circling the cornea, representing refractive eye surgery.

Yes—you can have lens replacement surgery (also known as refractive lens exchange or RLE) after LASIK. However, whether it’s right for you depends on a number of important factors, including your current eye health, your age, the results of your previous LASIK surgery, and your long-term vision goals. In this blog, we’ll walk through everything […]

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LASIK vs. Cataract Surgery: Understanding the Differences

View from behind as an ophthalmologist performs eye surgery in blue scrubs and 2 people assist

Understanding eye care can feel overwhelming, especially with so many different treatments and procedures to consider. A common area of confusion is distinguishing between eye surgeries like LASIK and cataract surgery. While both aim to improve vision, they address very different issues within the eye. Cataract surgery focuses on replacing the eye’s clouded natural lens […]

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Is LASIK Surgery the Right Choice for You?

A person lays on a surgery table during LASIK Surgery. A yellow light shines onto their right eye from above.

Have you been reaching for your glasses or contact lenses while wondering if there’s a simpler way to see clearly? LASIK surgery aims to provide freedom from corrective eyewear, but deciding if it’s right for you requires understanding the procedure, its benefits, and whether you’re an ideal candidate. LASIK is an excellent vision correction option […]

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Understanding the Pros & Cons of ICL Surgery

Close-up of the right side of a person's face as they smile and look into the camera with clear vision after ICL surgery.

Having the gift of clear vision without daily reliance on glasses or contact lenses can be life-changing for many people. Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) surgery is an alternative to laser eye surgery procedures like LASIK to permanently correct vision.  ICL surgery offers clear benefits such as improved vision, reversibility, and suitability for those with high […]

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What to Expect After ICL Surgery: Benefits & Recovery

A close-up of an Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) placed at the tip of a human finger. ICL could be a more maintenance-free alternative for contact lenses.

Refractive surgeries help correct refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. Unlike laser-based procedures, Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) surgery preserves the natural structure of the eye, improving vision clarity while reducing the risk of dry eyes. Additionally, because the procedure is minimally invasive, the recovery time is usually quick. ICL refractive surgery may be more […]

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What Causes Meibomian Gland Dysfunction?

A person in a grey sweater with their eyes closed rubs their left eye in discomfort from meibomian gland dysfunction

Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is a common yet often overlooked condition that can significantly impact eye health.  This dysfunction occurs when the meibomian glands, which produce the lipid component of tears, become obstructed or impaired in function. As a result, individuals may experience dry eyes, irritation, inflammation, and even difficulty wearing contact lenses.  MGD can […]

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