Reviewed By: Dr. Priya Mathews, MD The cornea—the clear, dome‑shaped surface at the front of the eye—does two jobs at once. It bends incoming light so images are in focus and shields delicate tissue from dust, germs, and ultraviolet rays. When disease, injury, or infection disturbs that transparent layer, vision can blur within hours or fade […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Trisha Werner Staring at a screen for too long can leave your eyes feeling tired, dry, and unfocused. If you’ve ever had a headache after a day in front of the computer, or your eyes feel heavy by afternoon, you’re not alone. These are all common signs of digital eye strain—a problem many […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. John P. Fezza Getting a facelift can be a big decision, and finding the best facelift surgeon is just as important as the procedure itself. Your choice of surgeon can truly transform your appearance, so it’s crucial to choose wisely among the myriads of options available. Understanding what sets apart an exceptional surgeon […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Tanuj Banker. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss, particularly among older adults. While there’s no cure, research suggests that certain nutrients—especially omega-3 fatty acids—may help slow its progression and support long-term eye health. Understanding the link between omega-3 and AMD could be key to preserving vision. Here’s how […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Joshua W. Kim, M.D. Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it can slowly damage vision without showing any obvious symptoms. Since January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, it’s a time to focus on understanding this serious condition and how we can protect our vision. As glaucoma is a leading cause […]
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Reviewed By: Dr. Priya Mathews, MD Dry eye isn’t just about mild irritation; it’s a condition that can affect your quality of life. Understanding the symptoms is crucial if you’ve noticed discomfort in your eyes lately. With millions of people experiencing dry eye every year, recognizing its early signs can make all the difference in seeking […]
Reviewed By: Dr. De Rojas Experiencing cloudy vision or noticing tiny specks floating across your sight can be confusing. You might wonder if these two issues are connected. While it’s commonly assumed they’re related—especially since both can appear as we age—they are actually distinct conditions. Let’s break down what each condition is, how they differ, and […]
When we hear about high eye pressure, many people automatically think it’s synonymous with glaucoma. After all, glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness worldwide, and high pressure in the eyes is often associated with it. But is high eye pressure a definitive sign of glaucoma? The short answer is no, not always. While high […]
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If you’re researching cataract treatment options, you may have encountered the term “Light Adjustable Lenses” (LALs). It might sound technical, but the concept is simple and beneficial. These lenses are helpful if you want precise vision correction after cataract surgery. Let’s break down everything you need to know about Light Adjustable Lenses. We’ll explain why […]
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For many people, contact lenses are a convenient alternative to glasses, offering clear vision without the hassle of frames. However, for some, wearing contacts can become uncomfortable, even developing into an intolerance called Contact Lens Intolerance (CLI). If you’ve been struggling with contact lens intolerance, LASIK eye surgery may be the solution you’ve been searching […]
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