Baptist Eye Surgeons Blog
As the summer sun shines bright, many people find themselves dealing with an unexpected issue: dry, irritated eyes. The combination of high temperatures, air conditioning, and increased time outdoors can leave your eyes feeling scratchy, red, and uncomfortable.
Spring is finally here, bringing with it longer days, warmer weather, and the perfect opportunity to refresh not just your surroundings but also your habits. Among them is the chance to step away from digital screens and give your eyes the break they desperately need.
As spring arrives, so do blooming flowers, longer daylight hours, and unfortunately for many, the dreaded allergy season. You're not alone if you find yourself constantly rubbing your itchy, watery eyes.
Digital devices have changed the way we live and work. From smartphones to laptops, screens are an integral part of our daily routines. However, these modern conveniences come with a hidden cost—our eye health. Spending long hours in front of screens can lead to discomfort and even long-term vision problems if not managed properly.
Eyelid problems can impact both the appearance and functionality of your eyes. These issues are not only cosmetic but can also interfere with vision and overall eye health. Whether you are dealing with drooping eyelids, inflammation, or unusual growths, understanding the nature of these conditions is integral.
For years, people with thin corneas faced limited options for corrective eye procedures. Conditions like keratoconus or naturally thin corneas often exclude individuals from undergoing laser vision correction, especially LASIK, which relies on a certain corneal thickness to achieve safe and stable results.
