While keratoconus cannot be completely cured, it can be managed effectively with modern treatments that help slow progression and restore clearer vision. […]
Can Keratoconus Be Cured?
Does an Eye Exam Show Diabetes?
Did you know a comprehensive eye exam can uncover signs of major health conditions, such as diabetes?
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How Long Between Cataract Surgeries on Each Eye?
While most eye care professionals recommend waiting one to four weeks between procedures, at our clinic it is also common to perform the surgeries closer together—for example, on a Monday and Thursday of the same week. […]
How Can UV Protection Sunglasses Help Your Eyes?
Just as sunscreen protects our skin, sunglasses with UV protection offer similar benefits, reducing our risk of developing serious eye concerns that can harm your vision.
Invest in sunglasses with “100% UV protection” or “UV4000 protection”. These labels indicate that the lenses effectively block UV rays.
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What Are Scleral Lenses?
scleral lenses are larger and rest on the sclera (the white part of the eye) rather than the cornea. This design creates a liquid-filled reservoir between the lens and the cornea that maintains hydration and aids in achieving clear, comfortable vision.
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Is IPL Dry Eye Treatment Right for You?
If you’ve been searching for relief and traditional dry eye treatments haven’t worked, intense pulsed light (IPL) treatment could be right for you. […]
What Are the Advantages of Cataract Surgery?
However, as with any surgery, it’s crucial to be informed about what to expect from your surgery. There are advantages to cataract surgery, and safety should always be a top priority. […]
What Types of Lens Implants Are Used in Cataract Surgery?
There are several types of IOLs, each catering to different visual needs and preferences:
Monofocal lenses (Fixed and Adjustable)
Multifocal lenses
Toric lenses (Fixed and Adjustable)
Extended depth of focus (EDOF) lenses (Fixed and Adjustable)
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