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Introduction: Dry eyes are a common ocular issue that can affect people of all backgrounds and ages. In California, with its diverse population and unique environmental factors, the prevalence of dry eyes can vary. In this blog post, we'll explore the connection between dry eyes and California's diverse populace. Understanding...
In the realm of eye health, myths and misconceptions abound, often leading to confusion and unnecessary worry. To help you see the truth clearly, we're here to debunk some common eye myths. Let's shed light on these myths and unveil the facts behind them. Myth 1: "Reading in Dim Light...
At some point or another, many of us have experienced the perplexing sensation of seeing unexplained flashes or floating specks in our vision. While they might seem like optical illusions or mere distractions, these phenomena, commonly referred to as "flashes" and "floaters," have specific causes rooted in our eye's anatomy....
Diabetic retinopathy is a serious eye condition that affects individuals with diabetes, posing a significant threat to their vision. It occurs when high blood sugar levels damage the blood vessels in the retina, leading to vision impairment or even blindness if left untreated. In this blog post, we will explore...
Introduction: The warm rays of the sun on your face can be inviting, but have you ever wondered how those rays affect your eyes? In this blog post, we will explore the impact of UV (ultraviolet) rays on your eyes and the crucial role that sunglasses play in protecting your...
Eyesight is a precious gift. While factors like genetics and age play a role in our visual health, did you know that what we eat can also have a profound impact? Dive in as we explore the magical world of foods that can help keep your vision sharp and your...
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increased usage of computers and screens as many of us started working from home or taking classes virtually. To reduce the potential harm that can be caused by prolonged screen exposure, many have resorted to using blue light-blocking glasses,...
A common comparison links orthokeratology to the eye as braces are to the teeth. First approved by the FDA in 2002, orthokeratology is a non-invasive technique used to reshape the corneal surface, and in doing so, treat mild cases of myopia and astigmatism. To do so patients are given special...
Many of you may have heard of the recently FDA approved eye drop, named Vuity which is being used as a treatment for presbyopia, commonly known as farsightedness in adults. The goal of Alergan was to create a possible replacement for reading glasses for adults. Interestingly enough, the active ingredient...