The National Institute on Aging emphasizes the importance of managing the changes in aging vision. Like any part of your body, your eyes age.

Do you want freedom from dependence on your eyeglasses or contact lenses? If so, LASIK surgery can set you free.

When planning for a summer with your family, it’s best to spend time planning to care for their eyes. You can take several steps to ensure these common eye problems in summer do not afflict your family. But you must know the problems to expect.

Spring is a great time to spend outdoors. The sun is out but not harsh, and the environment is gorgeous. While these are some of the most attractive things about spring, they may also hinder all the fun you could have planned. Because of the abundance of tiny seeds and pollen in the air, you can easily get eye allergies. 

Glaucoma is an eye condition that occurs due to damage to the optic nerve, preventing proper drainage of ocular fluids. It is usually caused by high intraocular pressure, which can lead to vision loss if not treated. There is no cure for glaucoma, but treatment can help prevent blindness. 

You probably know that diet and exercise can help with everything, from high blood pressure to diabetes. However, do you know that it can also help you see better? There is universal agreement that nutrients and a healthy diet can help improve vision. Proper nutrition can help delay vision issues later in life and, to some extent, restore certain acuity losses.

A well-informed patient is key to a successful surgical procedure, including ICL surgery. It would help if you understood what to expect from the treatment you are considering. Your eye doctor wants to help you preserve and care for your eyesight and eyes in the best way possible. 

Often, people only get a comprehensive eye exam once they detect a vision problem or need a new prescription. More than 100 million people worldwide live with correctable vision problems. The CDC estimates that only half of American adults at risk for vision loss recently visited an eye doctor.

Microinvasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) is a minimally invasive procedure that offers a solution for patients who are not responding to medication or who cannot tolerate it.

The Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) is the first and only premium IOL that can fine-tuned and adjusted after insertion.