Eyelashes are the first line of defense for your eyes. They help to protect your eyes by keeping dust particles and moisture out of your
Glaucoma screenings are just one of the many things that went by the wayside during the pandemic. Offices were closed, transportation was scarce, and many
Glaucoma screenings are just one of the many things that went by the wayside during the pandemic. Offices were closed, transportation was scarce, and many
LASIK and Photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) are both excellent options for laser vision correction performed to reshape the cornea and clear the outer layer of your
As we head into spring in Florida, you may notice a change in your vision as blooming flowers and sprouting plants fill the air with
Progressive lenses versus bifocal lenses As you age, your eyesight changes, and there may come a time when you need bifocals or progressive lenses so
Sometimes after having cataract surgery, a patient will experience blurred or double vision. This can occur because of a condition known as posterior capsule opacity
Cataracts are the clouding of your eye’s natural lens. A cataract begins when proteins in the eye clump together and block the lens from sending
Red eyes are unsightly, uncomfortable, and can indicate something as common as allergies or indicative of an eye condition that, if left untreated, could lead
Surfer’s Eye, also known as a pterygium, is a raised, fleshy growth filled with blood vessels that can grow on the eye’s conjunctiva. Sometimes a pterygium
LASIK (Laser-Assisted in Situ Keratomileusis) is a surgical procedure designed to reshape the cornea and improve visual acuity, thereby reducing or eliminating the need for
Eye allergies arise with your body’s immune system becoming sensitive and overreacting to allergens in the environment, which poses no problem for most people. An
Modern medical studies have revealed that there can be a strong correlation between ophthalmic disease and some systemic conditions, especially cardiovascular disease. After examination of
Floaters and flashes are a problem for many people. A floater is a catch-all term for the specks, threads, and cobweb-like images that occasionally drift
Long thought of as a standard post retina surgery recovery method, Face Down Positioning (FDP) is not necessary at New Vision Eye Center with retina
Refractive errors, usually the cause of blurry vision, are the most common reason that a patient has to visit the ophthalmologist. We can see and
If you wear glasses or contact lenses, chances are high that without them, you experience blurry vision and have trouble seeing up close, far away
When dry eyes cause you discomfort and annoyance, people most often turn to eye drops. But these are a temporary solution that can just help