Vision & Eye Care
The Window Through Which You See
The cornea is the front surface of the eye, and is typically completely clear in healthy patients. In addition to providing a barrier to the… Continue Reading
Retinal Vein Occlusions
The retina is a thin nerve tissue in the back of the eye that captures images for the brain. Due to the large amount of… Continue Reading
Glaucoma The Silent Thief Of Sight
Glaucoma is one of the most common diseases of the eye. It is estimated that nearly 59 million people worldwide will have primary open-angle glaucoma… Continue Reading
Retinal Artery Occlusions Strokes In the Eye
The retina is the inner lining of our eyeballs. It has vision machinery such as photoreceptors and is the vision “engine”. This engine needs “gas”,… Continue Reading
Refractive Surgery Should You Do It?
Are you thinking about having refractive surgery, most commonly referred to as LASIK? There are three primary considerations to be aware of in order to… Continue Reading
Retinal Detachment Painless Loss of Vision
What Is the Retina? The retina is the inner lining neural tissue along the back of the eye that allows you to see. Think of… Continue Reading
Seeing Flashes and Floaters
What Do Flashes Look Like? Flashes look like camera flash bulbs going off, lightning streaks, or the “stars” you see after hitting your head. What… Continue Reading
What Is a Glaucoma Specialist?
A glaucoma specialist is a physician who focuses their medical and surgical practice on the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma. Health care and the professionals… Continue Reading
What Is a Retina Specialist?
When your eye doctor refers you to a retina specialist, there can be confusion as to why and what the differences are between the eye… Continue Reading
Contact Lenses Specialty Lenses
There are a wide variety of contact lens cases that are both challenging and rewarding. Beyond the commonly used soft lens products, which the large… Continue Reading
