5 Signs You May Need an Eye Exam
Clearer vision and healthier eyes start with a simple step: scheduling your exam. Your vision changes gradually over time, and sometimes the signs you need an eye exam aren’t obvious. …
Learn MoreClearer vision and healthier eyes start with a simple step: scheduling your exam. Your vision changes gradually over time, and sometimes the signs you need an eye exam aren’t obvious. …
Learn MoreFuchs’ corneal dystrophy is an inherited condition that progressively impacts the inner layer of the cornea, which is the clear surface at the front of the eye. As this condition reduces …
Learn MoreBarnet Dulaney Perkins is thrilled to announce Dr. Sanjay Kamat and his team successfully performed the first-ever iDose TR implantation in Lake Havasu City, AZ. iDose TR is a new, …
Learn MorePresbyopia is a natural part of aging that affects almost everyone after age 40. The eye’s lens loses flexibility over time, making it harder to focus on nearby objects. While …
Learn MoreAny surgery has the potential for complications that range from mild to severe. When you have LASIK eye surgery, you naturally want to minimize side effects and complications. These post-LASIK …
Learn MoreElevation and retina surgery: what’s the connection? After a procedure to repair your retina, even small changes in altitude—from flying to driving up a mountain—can affect your eye pressure and …
Learn MoreAt Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center, we know that diabetes can accelerate cataract formation and other sight-threatening conditions. Our comprehensive diabetic eye care program emphasizes early cataract detection and ongoing …
Learn MoreDry eye syndrome strikes when your eyes either don’t produce enough tears or your tears evaporate too quickly. Although it can affect anyone, women, older adults, and those on certain …
Learn MoreIf your doctor has recommended a corneal transplant, you might feel hopeful, nervous, or even a bit confused. Fortunately, you’re not alone. With the right preparation, you can face your …
Learn MoreMedically reviewed by Ijeoma Astoa Corneal transplants restore clarity to a cloudy or scarred cornea by replacing damaged tissue with healthy donor grafts. When your vision starts to blur or …
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