I Was Told I am Not a LASIK Candidate
If you have been imagining a life with less dependence on contact lenses or glasses, it can be disappointing to be told that you are not a candidate for LASIK. …
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Are You Overusing Eye Drops?
If you constantly reach for your eye drops, it may be time to start looking into the bigger problem: Why do you need them so often? They’re a quick and …
Learn MoreWhat Does an Oculoplastic Surgeon Do?
An oculoplastic surgeon is an ophthalmologist with advanced, board-certified training in surgery of the upper face and eye region. Unlike general plastic surgeons, oculoplastic specialists focus on delicate tissues—eyelids, brows, …
Learn More7 Professionals Who Need LASIK the Most
You’ve probably asked yourself, “Do I need LASIK?” It’s not a big deal for some professionals if their vision isn’t as flawless as 20/20. Wearing contacts and eyeglasses for vision …
Learn MoreTop 4 Common Ocular Surface Diseases
When we think about eye health, many focus on vision correction — glasses, contacts, or refractive surgery. But there’s more to healthy eyes than clear sight. Ocular surface diseases are …
Learn MoreVitreomacular Traction: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
What Is Vitreomacular Traction? Vitreous is the clear, jelly-like substance that fills the middle of your eyes. The vitreous is connected to your retina and macula by millions of tiny …
Learn MoreHow To Know If You Are a Good Candidate for LASIK Eye Surgery
Around 800,000 Americans undergo laser vision correction surgeries each year. These elective procedures repair common vision problems like nearsightedness and farsightedness. Some people never need to wear contact lenses or …
Learn MoreResources for College Students with Visual Impairments
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, …
Learn MoreOptometrist vs. Ophthalmologist: Key Distinctions Explained
Medically reviewed by Dr. Anthony Nappi on July 25, 2023 When you need eye care, you may encounter several different types of professionals, including ophthalmologists, optometrists, and opticians. Although their …
Learn MoreChronic Dry Eye Causes and Treatments
Dry eye syndrome, also simply known as dry eyes, is a chronic condition affecting 4.91 million Americans 50 years and older. Reports estimate that millions of younger people are also affected …
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