27

Jun

How Long Does Cataract Surgery Last? Permanent or Temporary?

Find out whether a cataract surgery is a permanent or temporary solution: As you age, the proteins and fibers located in your eye's natural lens will begin to break down. When this happens, the lens starts to become cloudy and you’ll start to lose the ability...

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27

Jun

Screen Time and Dry Eyes: How Are They Related?

Everything you need to know about Screen Time and Dry Eyes: Did you know that Americans spend over seven hours per day in front of a screen? We spend nearly four hours in front of our computer screen and over three hours on our mobile digital devices each day. And that&rs...

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27

Jun

Cataract Surgery and Dementia: Can Surgery Lower the Risk of Dementia?

Learn about how Cataract Surgery and Dementia are linked: What is Cataract Surgery? Cataract surgery has become one of the most useful, helpful, and common surgery among older individuals as they attempt to preserve their crippling vision. It's a safe, effec...

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27

Jun

How Often Should You Go to the Eye Doctor?

Get all the information you need on when you should see an eye doctor. The eyes are two of the most sacred organs in the entire body. They not only give us the miracle of sight, but they're often one of the first things a person notices about you. Just think about h...

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27

Jun

Is Laser Cataract Surgery Safe?

With millions of procedures completed and a success rate of 98%, both traditional and laser-assisted cataract surgery are safe. A cataract is a common eye disease that's characterized by cloudy lens -- the natural lens is normally clear. Living with a cataract...

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27

Jun

How to Care for Your Eyes in the Winter to Avoid Vision Changes

Learn how to keep your eyes healthy during the winter Maintaining your eye health and preserving your vision are extremely important year-round, but winter presents a number of challenges and obstacles that are exclusive to the colder months. If you don't know how to...

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27

Jun

Nearsighted vs. Farsighted Vision: How to Tell the Difference

Everything you need to know: From the moment you're born throughout the aging process, you’re going to experience a number of changes, flaws, inconsistencies, and issues with your eyes and overall vision. Some of these eye problems are present at birth, while o...

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27

Jun

What Is Visian ICL? │ Coastal Eye Surgeons

So, what is Visian ICL? Visian ICL is a phakic intraocular lens (IOL) that's often used as an alternative to LASIK surgery. Unlike other phakic IOL procedures, Visian ICL is designed to correct or reduce refractive errors without permanently altering the sh...

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27

Jun

What Are The Causes & Treatments for Eye Twitching?

Learn More About Your Eye Twitch: Different Types of Eyelid Twitches: Everyone experiences eyelid twitching differently. Most twitches resolve themselves on their own, while other twitches last for hours or even days. In order to determine the best course of treatment...

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27

Jun

What You Should and Shouldn’t Do After Your Cataract Surgery

A cataract occurs when the natural lens in the eye -- which is normally clear -- becomes cloudy. This can distort your vision and make it difficult to read, drive, recognize people, watch TV, and much more. It's a lot like looking through frosted glass or a window that has...

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