Articles about LASIK, Cataract, and Vision
Relieve Symptoms of Dry Eye while Spending Extended Time at Home The last thing anyone needs right now is to feel physically uncomfortable, but around 5 million people in the U.S. struggle with irritating dry eye symptoms every day. Whether it is caused by allergies, an underlying eye condition, or ...
Noticing Floaters Or Flashes in Your Vision? Here's What You Need to Know! Floaters and flashes in the eye are typically harmless and completely normal to experience as we age. But on rare occasions, these can be warning signs of something more severe. What are Eye Floaters? Eye floaters are ...
Answers to Common Concerns About Cataract Surgery Did you know that one out of every six Americans over the age of 40 suffers from vision problems caused by cataracts? A cataract is a clouding that occurs on the lens of an eye. If left on treated, cataracts can grow and continue ...
What Patients Can Expect After Having Cataract Surgery There are currently more people around the world suffering from cataracts than any other eye diseases combined. In fact, over 20 million people have been left blind from this condition, making cataracts the world’s number one cause of blindness. Thankfully, with modern ...
Everything You Need To Know About LASIK Laser Eye Surgery Over 10 million people in the USA have already experienced the life-changing effects of LASIK laser vision correction. If you are considering correcting your vision problems with laser eye surgery or are preparing for your upcoming procedure this guide is for ...
The Ultimate Guide Maintaining Healthy Eyes This Year Every year there are nearly one million eye infections that require a trip to the hospital in the United States. To avoid being apart of this scary statistic - or dealing with emergency medical bills - supporting your eye health year-round is ...
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