Eye Health
Fireworks Safety to Prevent Eye Injuries
Happy 4th! Best practices for avoiding eye injuries from fireworks.
Read MoreWhat is Ectopia Lentis | Dislocated Lens
Ectopia lentis is the fancy term for dislocation of the lens inside your eye. Here’s how it can happen.
Read MoreWhat is a Subconjunctival Hemorrhage
Subconjunctival hemorrhage is usually painless and scary looking, but can often be benign.
Read MoreWhat is Vitreomacular Traction
Like an ERM, vitreomacular traction (VMT) can cause blurriness and distortion.
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 MoreAREDS Vitamins for AMD
Do eye vitamins work for macular degeneration? Well, yes and no.
Read MoreWhat is Open Angle and Closed Angle Glaucoma?
There are several forms of glaucoma, but two common forms are open-angle and closed-angle glaucoma. Both are caused by a disruption in the drainage of aqueous humor. We recognize January as National Glaucoma Awareness month and publish this article to enhance your understanding and awareness of glaucoma. What is Aqueous Humor? Aqueous humor is a…
Read MoreWhat is Normal Eye Pressure?
Share what you learn about glaucoma. It can blind anyone. Get aware!
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