Vision & Eye Care
EpiLase Reaching New Heights In Laser Vision Correction
By now you’ve heard of LASIK and PRK. These are surgical procedures utilizing the excimer laser technology to reshape the cornea to decrease and in… Continue Reading
Do You Have Problems Seeing At Night?
Millions of Americans have problems seeing at night. You could just need glasses, but having trouble seeing at night could also mean that you have… Continue Reading
Age-Related Macular Degeneration: News and Advancements: Part Two
Part 2 With our aging population and age related macular degeneration (ARMD) being one of the greatest causes of vision loss in older patients, you… Continue Reading
Considering Contact Lenses?
For success with contact lenses, see a doctor who provides full-service care. Before getting a prescription for contact lenses, you will undergo a thorough eye… Continue Reading
Age-Related Macular Degeneration: News and Advancements
The last decade has seen an enormous advancement in the care of Age Related Macular Degeneration (ARMD) and we now see it as somewhat of… Continue Reading
Importance Of Sunglasses In Everyday Life
While sunglasses are considered a great fashion accessory, they also serve a very important role in protecting your eyes from different ocular diseases. Benefits of… Continue Reading
Choosing Quality Eyewear and Why It’s Important
After getting a comprehensive eye exam, how to choose the best pair of eyeglasses can raise a series of questions with very few answers. Where… Continue Reading
Corneal Refractive Therapy (CRT) A Non-Surgical Method To Improve Vision
Corneal refractive therapy is a non-surgical process that reshapes the cornea of your eye while you sleep, and improves your vision so you don’t need… Continue Reading
Epiretinal Membrane: It Can Affect Your Sight
The retina is the inner lining of the eyeball. This layer contains your vision machinery such as photoreceptors. An epiretinal membrane is a film that… Continue Reading
Diabetes and Eye Disease
Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness among working-age adults in the United States. Nearly half of all people with diabetes will develop some degree… Continue Reading
