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Is your vision blurry? Have you noticed that colors aren't as clear or vibrant as they once were? Even with a new prescription and new glasses? If you're experiencing these symptoms, you may have astigmatism. Although that may sound concerning, there are treatments...

Are your eyes dehydrated, itchy, and irritated? Has your allergy medication stopped working? If so, you may have dry eye syndrome. Dry eye syndrome happens when your eyes don't produce enough quality tears to stay properly lubricated. Tears help keep your vision clear...

Deciding to have cataract surgery is a big deal. What if you go through this whole process only to get cataracts later on down the road?  You'll be relieved to learn that cataract surgery is permanent, and you won't have to have your cataracts removed twice. Keep...

Contact lenses are a simple and popular way to correct your eyesight. They give the benefits of glasses without being visible or resting on your face. They make it easy to control the way you look and be active. But, they do have downsides. For some people, contacts...

Restoring vision is a great goal that many people could benefit from. Generally, people look to LASIK for permanent vision correction. One reason is that LASIK has name recognition. But it may surprise you that LASIK is not the only option to permanently correct...

If you're in your mid-forties, then your eyesight is likely beginning to decline. It is common knowledge that vision fades as you age, but why exactly does this happen? For one, the risk of developing various eye conditions increases as you get older. Cataracts, for...

LASIK is a safe and effective way to enhance your vision. But some of its safety and effectiveness depend on how you treat your eyes after the procedure. LASIK has a low risk of complication, but it does have some risks, as all medical procedures do. But, you can help...

Having the best possible vision is one element of a healthy life. Thanks to modern medicine, you can achieve that even after developing cataracts. When cataracts form in your eyes, your natural lenses get cloudy and white. During cataract surgery, they get removed...