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The main benefits of scleral contact lenses include providing clear, stable vision and consistent comfort, especially for people with irregular corneas or severe dry eye. […]
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Ortho-k lenses are a non-surgical option that gently and temporarily reshapes the front of your eye while you sleep, so you can see clearly during the day. […]
One common symptom of dry eye that many people experience is blurry or fluctuating vision. While this vision disturbance is often temporary, severe dry eye can lead to changes in eye health that may impact your long-term vision. […]
Most of us wouldn’t immediately associate dry eyes with headaches, but the strain and irritation from dry eyes can contribute to headaches. […]
You can absolutely wear contact lenses if you have astigmatism. The trick is finding the right type of lens. Soft toric lenses and rigid gas permeable lenses are popular contact lens options for people with astigmatism. […]
Prescription sunglasses are sunglasses equipped with your custom vision correction, so you can see clearly while shielding your eyes from harmful UV rays — no awkward attachments required. […]
This light-based, non-invasive treatment has quickly become a trusted in-office option for managing chronic dry eye. It’s safe, comfortable, and targets the source of the condition—rather than just masking the symptoms. […]
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While it’s tempting to reach for over-the-counter drops and move on with your day, persistent dry eye upon waking is often a sign of something deeper. From eyelid function to your sleep environment, there are many potential contributors. […]
IPL and RF treatments target the underlying cause of dry eyes. They’re non-invasive, in-office procedures designed to offer lasting relief. These treatments are safe, making them a popular choice for people looking to find relief from dry eyes. […]
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Winter’s cold air and harsh winds can dry out your eyes and cause irritation. Additionally, indoor heating can reduce the moisture in your home and lead to dry eye symptoms. […]
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