Have you been wondering lately if your vision is changing? As we age, we expect a few things to slow down. We may take a little more time walking down the stairs, or we take our time eating. This isn’t all bad, though. Sometimes we just want to slow down and enjoy the moment. But, […]
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Though it may not feel like it yet, spring is on its way. In fact, the first day of spring is less than a month away! And though it’s still chilly, it’s time to start preparing for warmer weather. If you have big plans this summer, then LASIK may be on your list of things
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There are so many types of physicians and specialists that it can be hard to know who you really need to see. If you’re just looking into physicians for your eyes, for example, you may get hung up on the difference between ophthalmologists and optometrists. And though they both deal with the eyes, they are
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If you have diabetes, you know that there are some things you need to do every day to keep your health in check. Watching sugar intake, adjusting your exercise, and eating right are key to managing your diabetes. If you have recently been diagnosed with diabetes, you may not know everything you need to do.
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Have you ever been so fascinated with a subject that you became a voracious researcher? Maybe you’re obsessed with a celebrity, or a certain time frame in history. For us, we love eyes and everything to do with them. And when you start learning about eyes, you may find that you’re just as obsessed as
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With Lasik being so popular, we get a lot of questions about it. And while most of the questions are similar, we do get some surprising questions every once in a while. Thankfully, we don’t believe in silly questions, so we make sure to treat every question seriously. But if you’ve ever had a question
Winter means bundling up and preparing for the elements. Whether you’re investing in new boots or new sweaters this year, we know you’re getting ready for the weather. But, while you may be thinking of cold feet or ears, have you considered how your eyes will fare this winter? Winter often presents issues that keep
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As we age, our eyes change and age with us. If you wear glasses or contacts, you may remember that the need for them came when you were old enough to read the board at school. It’s rare for people to need glasses immediately, when they’re young babies. Though everyone is different, there are larger
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If you’re around the age of 55 or older and don’t wear contacts or glasses, you should still see your eye doctor for an annual exam. But do you know why? Many people who don’t have nearsightedness or farsightedness might be less likely to go to the eye doctor regularly. They may figure, “What’s the
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You’ve likely been warned about floaters (those bright little dots that only you can see, which last for a few seconds), especially if you have a high prescription. But are they really so serious? Floaters may occur for a number of reasons, but they aren’t always emergency situations. Keep reading to learn about floaters and
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