Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Overview
Eye Health & Facts,Reading Vision,Retina
Did you know that February is Age-related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month? Well, allow us to tell you more about this disease and what you can do to get the best and earliest treatment for AMD. Read on to learn more! What is Age-related Macular Degeneration? Age-related Macular Degeneration affects the back of the eye, the…
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Vision Tips #1-10 From the Experts
Cataracts,Dry Eye,Eye Health & Facts,Glaucoma,LASIK,Reading Vision
Vision Tips from your local eye experts. We feel it is important to give you tips and insight into your eye health. These tips relate to your Eyes, Eye Procedures, Eye Surgery Options and Tips for Healthy Eyes. Vision Tip #1. Tearing. Excess tearing can often be a sign that your eyes are dry! It is a…
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Reading Glasses or Kamra
In life we celebrate firsts; first steps, first kiss, the first time driving a car. These are memorable moments and things we will remember for years to come. However, there is one first most of us would like to forget… The first time we had to reach for the reading glasses. It’s an unavoidable fact…
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Near Vision After 40
Refractive Surgery and Near Vision after age 40. For those patients under age 40, correcting both eyes for best possible distance vision generally results in excellent vision at all distances. However, as we go through our 40’s, we lose the ability to focus at near. This loss of focusing ability is called presbyopia. Presbyopia is…
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The LASIK Monovision Procedure
As we get older, our vision and our eyes go through a number of changes. This is particularly true in advanced age, where certain vision issues are unavoidable. Thankfully there are many different kinds of eye care treatments out there that can help you achieve excellent vision. Right now, we’d like to focus on one…
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Presbyopia Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments
Eye Health & Facts,Reading Vision
One common vision problem that many people suffer from when they get older is presbyopia. You’re probably not familiar with the term, but it is something that almost everyone experiences to some degree after they turn 45. There are numerous treatments available to address presbyopia, and we will be more than happy to discuss these…
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