Eye Diseases
What is Vitreomacular Traction
Like an ERM, vitreomacular traction (VMT) can cause blurriness and distortion.
Read MoreTrichiasis: Inverted Eyelashes
Trichiasis is a very common cause of tearing where the eye lashes actually grow inward toward the cornea.
Read MoreChoroidal Nevus: Eye Freckles
Freckles in the eye are usually benign, but there are warning signs of possible danger.
Read MoreWhat Causes a Macular Hole?
Macular holes occur in perfectly healthy eyes. Here’s how a retina specialist will fix them.
Read MoreFace Mask Needed for Eye Injections
Extra safety measures are recommended for face mask wearers during anti-VEGF injections. Wearing a face mask is recommended by the CDC for all adults and children over the age of 2 when going out in public. But for patients receiving anti-VEGF injections, special precautions are recommended during their injections. The recommendation comes after a study…
Read MoreWhat is OCT?
This non-invasive scan is allows our retina specialists to diagnose your retina in hi-res and it’s done in the office.
Read MoreWhat is a Fluorescein Angiogram?
Fluorescein angiography is a unique test allowing your retina specialist to diagnose the health of your retina.
Read MoreWhat is Normal Eye Pressure?
Share what you learn about glaucoma. It can blind anyone. Get aware!
Read MoreDistorted Vision
Distorted vision (aka metamorphopsia) makes straight lines appear wavy and objects to appear bent or misshapen. There are many possible causes, such as eye diseases, injury to the eye, eye infection, or inflammation. The underlying causes are usually abnormal vessels that are leaking under the retina, damage to the macula, swelling or any abnormal collection…
Read MoreToric Contact Lenses for Astigmatism
Do you have astigmatism and wear contact lenses? Toric contact lenses may be a perfect solution for you.
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