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Want More Youthful Skin? It’s as Easy as Botox

Have your wrinkles and lines become more visible? Fine lines and wrinkles develop on the face after years of repeated smiling, frowning, and squinting. Botox can provide the perfect solution if you’re bothered by the appearance of lines and wrinkles. It’s an effective treatment that can temporarily erase the signs of aging on your face… Read More


Comparing PRK, LASIK, and the EVO ICL: Which is Right for You?

Are you looking for an alternative to contact lenses or glasses? A vision correction procedure like PRK, LASIK, or the EVO ICL may suit you. With one of these procedures, you can achieve sharper, clearer vision without prescription glasses or contact lenses. All three are effective and boast high patient success and satisfaction rates. Keep… Read More


Move On from Your Reading Glasses After Refractive Lens Exchange

Do you reach for your reading glasses to read a menu, see your alarm clock, or use your phone? Do you wish you could stop depending on them for these tasks? Refractive lens exchange (RLE) can give you the freedom you’ve always desired from reading glasses. Keep reading to learn more about moving on from… Read More


Should You Consider Eyelid Surgery?

Bags under your eyes and sagging lids can cause you to look older than you are. They can also make you seem tired, even though you may have lots of energy. If you wish to improve your appearance, eyelid surgery can be an excellent solution to fix your lids. Eyelid surgery, also called blepharoplasty, is… Read More


Why Having Cataracts Doesn’t Have to Ruin Your Life

Cataracts are one of the leading causes of age-related vision loss. You can also develop cataracts early for reasons like corticosteroid use and eye injuries.  While cataracts can affect your vision, they shouldn’t take over your life. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts, how they can affect you, and why having cataracts doesn’t have… Read More


Am I a Good Candidate for Eyelid Surgery?

Do friends or family often ask why you’re tired or what’s bothering you? With age, it’s natural for the skin on your eyelids to stretch, wrinkle, and sag. Although this happens to most people, these changes can leave you feeling frustrated, worn out, and older than you are. The good news is that eyelid surgery… Read More


Why Custom Vision is Possible Thanks to the Light Adjustable Lens

When cataracts interfere with your vision, making it difficult to perform routine daily tasks, your ophthalmologist will recommend cataract surgery. The procedure involves removing and replacing your natural lens with an artificial lens called an intraocular lens (IOL). The Light Adjustable Lens is the only IOL that can offer fully customized vision following cataract surgery…. Read More


Why Doesn’t Glaucoma Have More Obvious Symptoms?

Do you or someone you love have glaucoma? You’re not alone. Glaucoma is a leading cause of permanent blindness in the United States and worldwide. Of the approximately 3 million Americans with glaucoma, only half know they have it. How is this possible? The main reason is that many forms of glaucoma have no symptoms… Read More


The 7 Best Ways to Prepare and Reduce Anxiety Before Cataract Surgery

Are you feeling anxious about undergoing cataract surgery? You may be fearful about the unknown, afraid of feeling pain, or worried that the procedure won’t go well. Feeling nervous before a procedure is incredibly common. However, there are several things you can do to bring yourself peace of mind and ensure everything goes smoothly. Keep… Read More


What an Eye Doctor Can Tell You About Your Health

You may be able to see well enough to drive, tell colors apart, read a menu, recognize faces, and perform other activities. But your eyes may reveal an underlying health condition you didn’t know you had. Seeing your eye doctor for eye exams is necessary for keeping your eyes healthy, but they may also tell… Read More


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