What is a lazy eye?
Amblyopia, or a Lazy Eye, is the loss or lack of development of central vision in one eye that is not correctable…
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The “visual centers” in your brain are actually located at the lower back part of your head. That’s why if you were…
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A Pterygium is a growth that can grow across the eye. Do you know why it is called pterygium? It is because…
Read MoreWhat is Keratoconus?
WHAT IS KERATOCONUS? Keratoconus is a thinning disorder of the cornea that causes visual distortion. Common symptoms include: ghosting, multiple images, glare,…
Read MoreIs Monovision LASIK Right for You?
Monovision is a treatment that is often prescribed for people over age 40 with presbyopia. Presbyopia is a normal part of the…
Read MoreMacular Degeneration
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of severe vision loss in adults over the age of 50. The Centers for…
Read MoreAre you a Candidate for the Visian ICL Procedure?
The quality of your vision can vary significantly depending upon the refractive procedure you choose. For people suffering with extreme forms of…
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The cornea is the only living tissue in the human body that does not contain any blood vessels.
Read MoreComputer Vision Syndrome
Does your job require hours of hard work at the computer? Do you like to spend your free time surfing the internet?…
Read MoreGive the Gift of Sight this Holiday Season!
The holidays are fast approaching. Do you have a loved one who wears glasses or contact lenses? Having difficulty finding the perfect…
Read MoreAre Polarized Sunglasses Better?
What are polarized lenses? Sunlight can be absorbed or reflected in several different directions. Sunlight that is bouncing off horizontal surfaces such…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference between an Optometrist and an Ophthalmologist?
Optometrists: Doctors of optometry are trained to detect vision problems caused by abnormalities of the eye, and issue prescriptions for lenses that…
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