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Lumenis OptiLight IPL: A New FDA Approved Treatment for Dry Eye Disease
Did you know that tear evaporation triggers a cycle of ocular surface damage, inflammation, and worsening of DED symptoms? Read more about meibomian gland dysfunction and dry eyes. Lumenis OptiLight is that it has been shown to be highly effective in treating MGD. Studies have demonstrated that IPL treatment can significantly improve the signs and symptoms of MGD.
New Study Challenges the Effectiveness of the 20-20-20 Rule for Eye Strain
A recent study suggests that the commonly recommended 20/20/20 rule - taking a 20-second break every 20 minutes from near work and looking 20 feet away - may not be enough to alleviate digital eye strain. The study evaluated the effect of different break schedules on ocular and visual symptoms and found no significant effect on reported symptoms, reading speed, or task accuracy.
Are Scleral Contact Lenses Right For Me?
Contact Lenses are often seen as a luxury. However, for many individuals Specialty Contact Lenses are the only way to achieve functional vision and lead a successful, fulfilling life. However, these conditions need not keep you from enjoying your life!
How Bad Is It to Lick Your Contact, Then Put It Back In?
Spit and contact solutions aren’t the same. Read this to find out the dangers of dirty contact lenses. Learn more about this gross and dangerous habit that you or a friend may have!
Video Gaming with Contact Lenses?
Those long gaming sessions may be taking a much greater toll on your eyes than you know. Problems may arise from wearing contact lenses while looking at a screen for long hours during your gaming sessions. Read more about what you can do!
How Laser Eye Surgery Corrects Vision
Discover more about LASIK and other surgical corrections for myopia and astigmatism. The procedure usually takes about 4 minutes per eye and involves minimal discomfort for most patients. Most patients heal within 4-6 hours and are able to return to work the next day. Discover if you are eligible for Laser Eye surgery at your next eye exam.