Specialty Contact Lenses
Specialty contact lenses are designed for eyes that need more than a basic, one-size-fits-most soft lens. While many people see well in standard soft contacts, others struggle with blur, dryness, …
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Cataract Surgery Recovery Timeline
Cataract surgery recovery can raise many questions, especially when you are planning to drive, return to work, resume exercise, and resume your normal routine. Many people begin noticing vision improvements …
Learn MoreCataract Surgery Costs In Arizona
If you’ve been diagnosed with cataracts, one of the first questions you may have is “How much does cataract surgery cost?” Having foggy vision can be scary, and a …
Learn MoreHonoring The Life and Legacy of Dr. Ronald Wain Barnet
PHOENIX, Arizona – January 5, 2026 – Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center announced today the passing of one of its founders, Dr. Ronald Wain Barnet, who died on January 1, …
Learn MoreIridodonesis: What it is, How it Affects Vision, and Treatment Options
Iridodonesis is a slight, visible trembling of the colored part of your eye, the iris, that usually means the lens inside the eye is not as stable as it should …
Learn MoreCollege Resources for Visually Impaired Students
College life brings new challenges, expectations, and opportunities. But for students with visual impairments, navigating campus and coursework can require additional planning and support. With the right tools, resources, and …
Learn MoreWhy Your Eyelids Hurt: Common Causes and Treatments
Eyelid pain or irritation can have various causes, ranging from mild irritation to a severe infection. Common symptoms include redness, swelling, lash crusting, itching, or a gritty feeling. It’s important …
Learn MoreDoes Eye Color Affect Cataract Risk?
Several possible risk factors for developing cataracts exist, but the relationship between eye color and cataract risk is perhaps one of the most surprising. Evidence suggests that adults with darker …
Learn MoreThe Origin of the Lens Implant: Behind Modern Cataract Surgery
During World War II, British fighter pilots sometimes sustained eye injuries when the acrylic canopies of their aircraft shattered in combat. Remarkably, ophthalmologist Harold Ridley observed that the polymethyl methacrylate …
Learn MoreAqueous-Deficient Dry Eye: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Aqueous-deficient dry eye happens when the lacrimal glands do not make enough of the tear film’s watery layer, which leads to dryness, burning, blurred vision, and irritation. At Barnet Dulaney …
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