You need to be prepared to face many different challenges to your vision as you get older. Two of the most common problems you will face at some point are cataracts and presbyopia. While they can both result in vision problems, the two are completely unrelated, other than usually being
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As we get older, we face more and more problems with our health, especially when it comes to our vision. Problems like cataracts and glaucoma are much more common among the older population. One of the most common issues is presbyopia. Keep reading to find out what happens when you have presbyopia!
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Have you had a LASIK consultation but found out you’re not a good candidate? That’s okay! There are other vision correction procedures you may be a better fit for. One of these is a procedure called PRK. PRK is a lot like LASIK but it’s often better for those that aren’t LASIK candidates.
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An important part of cataract surgery is deciding exactly what you want your vision to be like after it. The surgery involves removing the natural lens of the eye. The lens is where cataracts affect your vision. But you need a lens to see clearly. That’s why during cataract surgery, the
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PRK is an alternative surgery to LASIK. It is often used on people who are not eligible to receive LASIK. Although LASIK has a faster recovery time than PRK, its candidacy requirements are slightly stricter. Keep reading to find out what to expect during PRK!
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While LASIK isn’t a difficult procedure to undergo, you still have to be prepared before having it. Want the best results possible? Check out these 4 tips for preparing before LASIK to set yourself up for a safe recovery!
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Cataract surgery is a modern procedure that is safe, fast, and is even pain-free. This is thanks to the research of the subject and advancements in medical technology. During cataract surgery, the most you may feel is a slight tugging sensation. This can occur while the flap is being
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There’s no doubt you’ve heard of LASIK. But did you know there are other surgical options that can restore vision? The next most popular refractive surgery after LASIK is PRK. The two procedures are very similar, but there is a big distinction between them. Keep reading to learn
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Studies show that long-term exposure to bright sunlight may increase the risk of cataracts and growths on the eye, including cancer. UV rays reflected off sand and water can cause eyes to sunburn, potentially resulting in temporary blindness in just a few hours. In support of UV Safety Month this July ,
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Cataracts come with many symptoms. The most obvious ones, of course, are loss of vision and blurriness. But there are other telling signs that you may be developing cataracts. These include fading colors, things looking yellow, halos around lights, and double vision. While
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