3 Treatment Options for Nearsightedness
Nearsightedness, also called myopia, affects more than 30-40 percent of the U.S. population. It’s a refractive error that occurs when light rays focus on the front of the retina (back of
Category: LASIK
LASIK Surgery: Separating Myths from Facts to Ease Your Fears
Are you considering LASIK but you’re filled with anxious thoughts about the procedure? You’re not alone. People often express to us their LASIK concerns—fears that stem from myths, such as
LASIK vs RLE: Compare Vision-Correction Options
You squint at your morning coffee mug, reach across the table for your glasses, and realize you’re still half‐asleep—again. If blurry vision or glasses‐fogged lenses feel like a daily battle,
How Can Astigmatism Be Corrected?
Treating Astigmatism with Eyewear, Contacts, and Surgery The American Optometric Association says that most people have some degree of astigmatism. This condition may be present from birth or develop later
LASIK QUALIFICATION: Does My Vision Need to be Really Bad?
Although LASIK vision correction surgery works for most individuals who wear glasses or contact lenses, many still believe that it’s not appropriate for them. Often, this is based on several
Treatment Options for Hyperopia
Farsightedness, or hyperopia, affects millions, making nearby objects appear blurry while distant ones remain clear. If you rely on glasses to read or find close-up tasks challenging, you may have