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LASIK surgery is an innovative and effective procedure that brings the promise of clear, unaided vision to those who have lived with glasses or contact lenses. But like all surgeries, preparing for LASIK involves more than just scheduling an appointment. This article aims to guide you through the LASIK preparation process so you know exactly what to expect.
A comprehensive eye exam is a thorough assessment of your eyes and vision. It involves a series of tests designed to evaluate not just your sight, but also check for any eye diseases or conditions that can affect your vision in the future.
Globally, close to a billion people suffer from dry eyes. The National Eye Institute cites many factors that can cause this eye condition.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology urges contact lens users to care for their contacts. There are available contact lenses for specific vision problems.
Orthokeratology, or ortho-k, is a myopia control procedure that uses special night-wear contact lenses. The rigid contact lenses are worn while sleeping, reshaping the cornea overnight.
If you are one of the millions living with dry eye, you know how uncomfortable it can be. Its effects on your vision make it difficult to perform simple tasks.
In a few short months, millions of people will venture outside to enjoy warm summer days. You probably agree that there’s nothing like warm weather and sunny skies.
Contact lenses have come a long way since Bausch & Lomb introduced them in the 1970s. Thanks to improved materials and new technologies, they’re highly advanced.
It’s common for both adults and children to experience eye strain. Especially in today’s digital age, it’s become a relatively serious problem.
Some people opine that glasses are unattractive and mask one's beauty. While it is true that certain pairs may not complement your appearance, new designs from thoughtful designers will make you reconsider that negative opinion.