Television and Glaucoma
It may be possible to identify glaucoma and other eye diseases by observing the eye movements of people as they watch television. A team of researchers at City University London put this idea to the test by comparing 44 patients with glaucoma against 32 elderly patients who had good vision. Eye tracking devices were used…
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LASIK after 40
LASIK has changed the vision for the better for millions over the past decades. For those 40 and over, LASIK may be a great option to improve or even correct vision. As the eyes age, it becomes more likely a person will need reading glasses, especially after the age of 40. Today, individuals in their…
Read More Another Reason to Stop Smoking
Most people are aware that smoking is bad for your health. It’s linked to heart disease, stroke, lung cancer and other cancers throughout the body, including the kidneys, bladder, throat, mouth and more. Researchers have also known for some time that smoking also poses a higher risk for the development of cataracts in the eyes….
Read More Different Types of Vision Correction Methods
Vision correction methods seem to expand every year. More and better options become available as technology improves. Here are some of the options in vision correction: Laser eye surgery continues to top the list of vision correction methods. There are a variety of forms of laser eye surgery with LASIK topping the list in popularity. …
Read More What Causes Cataracts?
Cataracts are the cause of half of all blindness and 33% of visual impairment worldwide. A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye leading to a decrease in vision. Cataracts can impact just one eye or both eyes and can develop slowly over time. Although some children are born with cataracts, it…
Read More Dry Eye and LASIK Questions Answered
Prior to LASIK surgery, your doctor will check your medical history and look for a variety of conditions, including dry eyes. It is important to let your doctor know if you suffer from dry eye prior to surgery, as your surgeon may want to treat it before surgery. LASIK surgery is designed to improve vision…
Read More LASIK & Dry Eye
Dry eye can be a fairly common side effect of LASIK vision correction due to the potential for reduced sensitivity of the corneal nerves, leading to a reduction in tear production. Tears are necessary to lubricate and protect the eyes and if there is not adequate tear production, the eyes can become irritated. Symptoms of…
Read More How Effective is Laser Eye Surgery?
Laser eye surgery is one of the fastest, easiest and most successful surgeries performed today. Over the years, laser eye surgery has benefited from advanced technology and techniques that continue to improve the patient experience. Patients who request laser eye surgery and are realistic about the results they expect are typically very satisfied with their…
Read More Rubbing Your Eyes is a Bad Idea
You’re tired. Your eyes are itchy. Naturally, you rub your eyes and they feel better. What’s wrong with that, right? You can get dirt and germs in your eyes by rubbing them which could lead to eye infections. If you have progressive myopia, a form of short-sightedness caused when the eyeball is too long, rubbing…
Read More Eye Surgery for Farsightedness
Tired of wearing contact lenses or eyeglasses for your farsightedness? Have you considered LASIK eye surgery for farsightedness? Eye surgery for farsightedness continues to grow in popularity and is a frequently requested procedure. LASIK reshapes the cornea and changes the way light rays enter your eye, allowing your eye to focus differently. LASIK is typically…
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