Are You At Risk For These Genetic Eye Diseases?
You most likely know that your family’s health history is one of the most important risk factors for health problems like cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes,
If Your Parents Had Cataracts Does That Mean You Will Too?
If your parents or grandparents had cataracts it’s normal to be concerned that you might develop them too. We often hear from patients who tell
10 Tips to Minimize Cataract Surgery Recovery Time
Cataract removal is a relatively simple procedure and takes about 10 minutes to perform during an average uncomplicated operation. Recovery time is also fairly minimal
Optician vs. Optometrist vs. Ophthalmologist: What’s the Difference?
If you’re experiencing frequent eye irritation or unusual vision changes, do you make an appointment with your optician, optometrist, or your ophthalmologist? What if you
8 Symptoms of Cataracts & When to See the Doctor
According to the National Eye Institute (NEI), the number of cataract cases in the United States rose 20 percent (from 20.5 to 24.4 million) between
3 Types of Eye Surgery That Will Help You See Better
When we diagnose patients with an eye disorder where significant vision loss is a primary symptom, eye surgery is frequently the most practical solution. Below
5 Cataract Causes You Can Start Avoiding Now
A confusing misnomer, age-related cataracts are not exclusive to senior citizens. According to the National Eye Institute, cataracts begin developing in most people around middle-age
