Cataract surgery is a big decision that can have amazing results for your life. You only have one pair of eyes, which makes it super important to choose an experienced doctor and then take the time and patience to heal properly. Furthermore, the healing process will be impacted by how well you prepare for the surgery as well. Let’s get to the details of it all.

Dry eyes can be very uncomfortable and can become disruptive to your day. Getting relief from eye drops can really help, but what if the problem persists? Understanding the potential causes can help you figure out a solution. This can also help you know when it is time to take a trip to the eye doctor to have them take a look.

Glaucoma is a well known term, but oftentimes people just don’t really know what it means. The disease is characterized by having too much pressure in the eye caused by fluid buildup. This clear fluid, known as aqueous humor, continuously flows through the inner eye. If your eye’s natural drainage system is not functioning properly, or excess fluid is produced, there is buildup that causes pressure in the inner eye.

Crizal lenses are specially designed to make your vision be its clearest yet.

Diabetic Retinopathy is a serious eye condition that may lead to vision loss. It is caused by microscopic damage to the retinal blood vessels, causing them to become leaky.

These days you can buy glasses with many different types of lenses- from regular, to transition, to polarized all with your prescription included. But do you really need polarized to help your eyes?

Have you checked your surgeon’s credentials? Making sure your surgeon specializes in eyelids is very important! Your eyes are very precious and should only be worked near by an experienced professional who’s trained to do so.

The cornea transplant surgery removes part of your damaged cornea tissue and is then replaced with the donor’s cornea in the same size.

If you are new to wearing contacts or have been doing it for years, you may be wondering what the difference is (other than cost!) between contacts that you toss each day and contacts you can wear and disinfect then soak for up to 30 days.

Glaucoma is one of those things you may not even feel or notice. In many people, their eyesight gradually gets worse over time until they finally decide to go see an eye doctor and get tested.

Dry eye is not fun. Often it feels like it comes out of nowhere and just keeps bothering you for days, weeks, then months. What is going on?