Keratoconus is a complex, progressive condition. As with other eye diseases and disorders, increasing your understanding of what keratoconus is and the options available for treatment can be essential for knowing what to expect when it affects you or someone you know. At a basic level of understanding, you may know keratoconus is a condition […]
The human eye is a complex and delicate organ, and maintaining its health is crucial for clear vision and overall well-being. The cornea is a transparent, multiple tissue layer found at the front of the eye. It must remain clear at all times for clear vision. One condition that can significantly affect eye health and […]
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a complex eye condition influenced by a variety of factors. Macular degeneration can be hereditary and has genetic connections, but there are also other contributing factors, such as age, smoking and exposure to UV light. In this blog post, we will explore the role of genetics and other risk factors […]
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve. Though it mostly affects adults over 60, everyone, from infants to senior citizens, should have their eyes screened initially and then depending on an individual’s risk factors, then on a regular basis. This is because early detection and treatment of glaucoma is the […]
Cataracts can affect your vision to the point you may struggle to see your friend’s facial expression. When you can’t see well, cataract surgery is the best treatment to restore your vision. Your ophthalmologist can remove your cloudy lens, but will you still require glasses after your surgery? Continue reading to learn more about cataracts, […]
Refractive errors can be irritating, but they’re easily treatable. When people don’t want to rely on eyeglasses or contact lenses, refractive eye surgeries are an option, including LASIK, PRK, and ICL surgery. While LASIK is a well-known procedure, what is ICL surgery? Continue reading to learn more about ICL surgery, including what it is, its […]
You’ve probably seen it happen to your parents or grandparents: the seemingly endless rotation of new corrective lenses. It’s no secret that your eye health and vision changes as you age, but have you ever wondered what condition is causing the need for more powerful lenses as you, your parents, or your grandparents grow older? […]
