Vision Blog

Close-Up Green Eye

An Introduction to Eyesight

Light rays enter the eye through the clear cornea, then through the pupil and the lens. These light rays are focused onto the retina, a light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. Signals from the retina are sent…

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Eye 3D Visualization

Floaters and Flashes

For us to see the world around us, light enters the front of the eye and passes through the vitreous before it’s focused on the retina. The vitreous is the clear, gel-like fluid inside of the eye…

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Progressive Bifocals Video

Case of the Day: Progressive Bifocals

Today, we are going to discuss an interesting scenario. A person came in, and we gave them a prescription for their glasses. They are over age 50 or so, and they need a bifocal. We discussed getting a no-line…

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Middle-aged couple on the beach, wearing sweaters and jeans

September is Healthy Aging Month

Our eyes will go through different changes as we age, just like the rest of the body. You can’t run as fast or jump as high, and you wake up the morning stiff, and you need time to get going.

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Older Adult's Eye With Cataract

How Do Cataracts Make Your Vision Worse?

Are you experiencing blurry or cloudy vision? If so, you could have a common condition called cataracts. Cataracts occur when the natural eye lens becomes dense and cloudy. Unfortunately, cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss in individuals over

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Eye Examination Room

What is an Eye Exam or Comprehensive Eye Exam?

An eye exam is also known as a dilated eye exam or complete eye exam. A normal complete comprehensive eye exam is a thorough examination of the eye which includes dilating the pupil of the eye. Eye doctors or ophthalmologists

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Woman with Black and Orange Ballon

October – Halloween Eye Safety Month

Halloween is a traditional holiday that is a favorite of children and adults. There is the traditional trick-or-treat that is usually done but there are haunted houses that can be a lot of fun as well. There are precautions that

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