Are you becoming more uncomfortable wearing glasses and switching from one frame or lens to another? You might have also opted for contact lenses, but quiver every time you are about to put them on. If you have grown impatient
Something we get asked about a lot at the Cataract & Refractive Institute of Florida is refraction. Refraction is the term used for the method by which we determine your glass prescription. The instrument in the photo above is called
Welcome to Case of the Day! Today, we’re going to discuss a patient who came into the office, a young gentleman in his early 30s. He complained of intermittent portions of his vision being missing or he was having blank
Welcome to Case of the Day! Today, we’re going to talk about an interesting lady who came in with a complaint of dry, irritated eyes. She had been to one of the major universities in the country for her dry
Welcome to Case of the Day! Today, a young man came in complaining that he had a bump or lump on his upper lid, which had been there for approximately a month. It wasn’t changing in size; he wasn’t that
Welcome to Case of the Day! Today, we’re going to discuss an interesting disease in a lady who came in with this particular problem. This disease is called Fuchs’ dystrophy, which was first described from an Austrian in the late 1800s
Welcome to Case of the Day! Today, we’re going to discuss a patient who came in with a particular eye problem, which is a little bit unusual and doesn’t happen very often. This person complained of a painful red eye, and
Are You Having a Difficult Time Choosing Lenses for Your Glasses? Today, we are going to learn about glasses and the different types of lenses you can choose depending on your prescription and your refraction. The Cataract & Refractive Institute
Ophthalmologists use a variety of instruments to examine the eye. In this article, we’re going to talk about a couple of instruments we use at the Cataract & Refractive Institute of Florida to do your eye exam with, why we