Contact Lens-Related Eye Infections
When used properly, contact lenses are generally a safe and effective option for vision correction. Yet, they do come with certain risks — most of which arise with improper wear, cleansing, or storage habits. Here’s what you should know about infections caused by...
Optimizing the Potential of Advanced Technology Intraocular Lenses through Post-Op Care
Advanced technology intraocular lenses (advanced technology IOLs) can deliver life-changing results. Unlike traditional monofocal lenses, which only correct vision for a specific distance, advanced technology IOLs can reduce or altogether eliminate the need for...
UV Safety Post LASIK Surgery
Protecting your vision against harmful UV rays is important to lower the risk for sun-related eye disease, and is especially important for those who’ve recently undergone LASIK surgery. For people who have had LASIK surgery, it’s especially critical to avoid UV...
Cataracts Information Series: Diagnosing Cataracts
Cataracts form when the lens of your eye becomes cloudy. The issue is common in older adults and usually results in noticeable vision changes. For instance, your sight may become foggy, and you may have difficulty seeing at night. Some people also experience halos or...