If you have myopia or nearsightedness, several treatment options can correct your vision. Glasses and contacts are the most popular options for treating the condition. If you are tired of wearing glasses and contacts, you have other options. 

Dry eye is among the recurrent conditions presented to optometrists across America. Already, 16 million people have it. Typically, doctors treat dry eye with prescription medication. But, this only relieves the symptoms without addressing the cause of the condition. Without treating the source, rarely do the typical treatment methods succeed. Thus, there’s a need for alternative therapy treatment that addresses both the underlying issue and the symptoms.

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, many people suffer from binocular vision dysfunction (BVD or “subtle eye misalignment”) without even knowing it.

Experts say that there is finally an answer to endless headaches and neck pains. Many people experience these pains that are usually accompanied by eye irritation.

The National Eye Institute recognizes that nearsightedness (myopia) is a progressive eye condition in children. Pediatric eye doctors should start myopia control as soon as they establish a diagnosis. Once children start myopia control, the risk of having vision-threatening complications, such as cataracts or glaucoma during adulthood, decreases. If you want to provide myopia control for your child, here’s what you need to know.

LipiFlow is one of the solutions that may be recommended for you. Here’s what you need to know about dry eyes and how LipiFlow can help.

AMD or age-related macular degeneration is a common medical eye condition that affects the middle part of your vision. Fortunately, today, AMD can be detected earlier than ever and prevented, ensuring that older patients can retain a clear central vision for as long as possible.