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Nine years ago, my younger sister excitedly enrolled in college. When she saw how large the classrooms were at her school of choice, she knew what she had to do. Because she’d struggled to see the whiteboard in her high school classrooms, my sibling made an appointment with a respected optician in her hometown. This medical professional informed my sister she had a severe astigmatism. Thankfully, my sibling was prescribed a pair of prescription eyeglasses to help her see clearly. My sister ended up graduating with honors from college. On this blog, I hope you will discover signs your child may need prescription eyeglasses. Enjoy!

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The Best Eyeglasses Based On Face Shape & Skin Tone

Posted on April 27, 2018

If you need to wear eyeglasses for long periods of time, such as to read with or to see long-distance, you want to make sure that your glasses look good on your face and complement your face. One of the keys to choosing eyeglasses that look good on your face is by choosing glasses that match your face shape and skin tone. Skin Tone You may want to go to the makeup counter to get a little assistance with figuring out what type of skin tone that you have. [Read More]

4 Tips For Taking Care Of Yourself After Retinal Detachment Surgery

Posted on April 27, 2018

Having a detached retinal is serious business, that requires surgery to fix and repair. In order to ensure that your eye is okay, you need to make sure that you take your recovery process following your retinal detachment surgery seriously. Use Your Eye drops Your doctor is going to give you special eye drops. These special eye drops are designed to help prevent your eye from getting infected. These special eye drops also help keep your pupil the appropriate size as your eye heals. [Read More]

Are You Straining To Read Comfortably? What To Do

Posted on January 23, 2018

As you age, it can be more difficult to see, and if you are noticing that you have to squint when you read, or that you are pulling items closer or farther away, it may be time to get a pair of glasses. If the problem is minor, and you don't want to rush to the eye doctor to pay for an appointment and prescription glasses, there are still other options that you can try. [Read More]

Glaucoma Surgery Can Help Save Your Sight

Posted on September 15, 2017

Glaucoma is an eye disease that is caused by too much pressure in your eye. The fluid in your eye builds up, damages it, and will eventually take your sight. There are various treatments that you can use to slow the glaucoma down and keep your sight, including surgery.  Glaucoma Surgery Most glaucoma surgery is done by lasers these days. The lasers allow your eye doctor to be more precise while they are treating your eye and using lasers can make your recovery time shorter, since there is far less trauma to the eye than other types of surgery can cause. [Read More]