Welcome to Case of the Day! A patient came in, recently post-op, and they had a skin cancer, or basal cell cancer, on the edge of their lower lid. There was a nodule that turned out to be a basal
Welcome to Case of the Day! An elderly person came in with a sudden loss of vision. We ended up examining their eye, and they had what is called a branch retinal vein occlusion. If someone experiences a sudden loss
Welcome to Case of the Day! An individual came in who complained of injuring their eye, something we have seen not uncommonly, especially here in Florida. This gentleman went outside to cut his grass, got his weed wacker out, and
Welcome to Case of the Day! A patient came in who had had cataract surgery in the past and had some astigmatism, and they weren’t happy with the quality of their vision and distance without glasses. They wanted to see
When it comes to cataracts, we know how deeply your vision affects your daily life, from the little things like reading a menu to the big moments like seeing a loved one’s smile clearly. Cataracts don’t develop the same way
Welcome to Case of the Day! A patient came in, a young woman, who actually had permanent eyeliner applied and then afterwards had severe pain. It turns out that at some point during the procedure, she actually suffered a corneal
Welcome to Case of the Day! A young man came in complaining of losing his contact lens behind his eye. He was very concerned that the lens was going to be behind his eye and was going to do damage
Glaucoma is one of the main causes of vision loss and blindness in the world. This condition creates a buildup of pressure on your optic nerve, which leads to vision loss over time. Hearing that glaucoma runs in your family
Most Americans develop cataracts, or cloudy lenses, by the time they reach 65. This age-related condition causes some significant vision changes when left untreated. When daily activities, like reading books and road signs, become too challenging in Lee County, a