Problems That Can Affect Your Cornea
Your cornea is your window to the world. It is the clear front part of your eye. This dome-shaped tissue plays an important role in protecting your eye and refracting Continue reading →
Your cornea is your window to the world. It is the clear front part of your eye. This dome-shaped tissue plays an important role in protecting your eye and refracting Continue reading →
Dry eye is a common problem that impacts countless adults. Anyone who has suffered from dry eye knows how it can dramatically impact quality of life. That is why dry Continue reading →
Myopia is more commonly known as nearsightedness. It is one of the common types of refractive errors. The other common types of refractive errors include hyperopia (farsightedness) and astigmatism. Unlike Continue reading →
Our eyes normally have clear lenses that facilitate clear vision by focusing light on the retina. Unfortunately, as we age, one or both of the lenses can become cloudy. This Continue reading →
LASIK is an increasingly popular eye surgery that can improve your vision and overall quality of life. Patients who have undergone LASIK no longer have to deal with the everyday Continue reading →
Millions of adults in America are either legally blind or have low vision. Blindness is often caused by eye diseases related to age or complications of other diseases. While not Continue reading →
The clear front part of your eye is called the cornea. A healthy cornea is dome shaped. It protects your eye and helps to focus light. Keratoconus occurs when the cornea Continue reading →
LASIK is the most performed laser eye surgery, and for good reason. It has a long record of success and a rapid recovery time. However, not all vision issues are Continue reading →
After a certain age, cataracts may seem inevitable. By age 80, more than half of Americans have them, but they can start decades earlier. Since cataracts usually develop slowly, many Continue reading →
The retina converts light into signals that are sent to and processed by the brain. Certain eye problems may be signs of a damaged or diseased retina. Here the doctors Continue reading →
