Types of Lazy Eye
Amblyopia, commonly referred to as lazy eye, is a condition that occurs when one or both eyes do not develop normal vision during early childhood.
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Who is Eligible for LASIK?
Do you suffer from nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism? Do you find glasses or contacts cumbersome or uncomfortable and wish you could minimize their use or
Read MoreCan Glaucoma Be Cured?
Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, affecting around 2% of the population. It is the result of progressive damage to the optic nerve
Read MoreWhy Should I Have LASIK?
If you are struggling with vision problems because of a refractive error, LASIK surgery may be the right tool to improve your eyesight. By correcting
Read MoreFinancing Options for LASIK
With the average cost of LASIK being more than $2,000 per eye in the U.S. and the procedure not being covered by most insurance plans,
Read MoreCan Vitamins Help Your Eyesight?
Vitamins are essential nutrients required by the body to function normally and there are many diseases and health related issues that may arise from a
Read MoreCan Eye Floaters Cause You to go Blind?
Occasionally, you may see small spots that seem to “float” in your field of vision. These are commonly known as floaters. Floaters are usually caused
Read MoreWhat Do You Feel During LASIK?
LASIK eye surgery is a very popular vision correction procedure, in part because it is patient-friendly in many ways. The procedure only takes about 15
Read MoreEye Dilation
Eye dilation is a key component of a comprehensive eye exam. Dilating eye drops contain medication to enlarge (dilate) the pupil of the eye. There
Read MoreDoctors Who Perform LASIK
LASIK surgeons are eye doctors who are ophthalmologists. When it comes to eye care, the most trained and skilled professionals in the field are ophthalmologists.
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