If you’re a college student, you’re in a situation that’s filled with unknowns, high expectations, and continual pressure. It’s natural to experience many highs and lows throughout your academic career, …
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Learn MoreAs an eye doctor, one of the most common complaints I hear from patients is: “My eyes won’t stop itching—do I have allergies?” If you’ve asked yourself the same question, …
Learn MoreMany of our patients with refractive errors prefer contact lenses to glasses for various reasons. Unlike glasses, contacts don’t alter a person’s appearance, and many of our patients find them …
Learn MoreBut the truth is that our makeup can cause eye infections, painful abrasions, or worse if used incorrectly. Here’s some helpful information on makeup, eye care, and tips for using …
Learn MoreProtect your delicate eyelid skin from UV damage and catch eyelid cancer early. When a small, pearly bump appears on the upper lash line, dismissing it as a stubborn stye …
Learn MoreIn our tech-driven world, many spend hours a day staring at computer screens, tablets, or smartphones. But all that screen time can come at a cost, especially to your eyes. …
Learn MoreThere’s a ton of buzz about the upcoming total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 and for good reason: It will be the first total solar eclipse to travel across …
Learn MoreFebruary is Macular Degeneration Awareness Month. by Jordan Graff, MD Many of you have already heard of this retinal disease and the new treatments to prevent its potentially devastating effects. …
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