Reviewed By: Dr. Scot C. Holman, MD
You’re ready to fix your vision—but you’re asking the smart question first: “If I get laser cataract surgery, how long will it last?”
Reviewed By: Alexandria Rawls, OD
Have you ever thought that your blurry vision might be trying to tell you something more?
Reviewed By: Dr. Vinay Gutti
Have you noticed your vision becoming cloudy, making it difficult to read, drive, or even recognize faces? Do bright lights cause glare or halos that make night driving a struggle? If so, you may have cataracts.
Reviewed By: Dr. Mari Holderby
We’re living in a digital world, and it’s taking a toll on our eyes. All those hours spent staring at screens can lead to a common condition called dry eye disease (DED), which can cause discomfort, blurred vision, and even impact your quality of life.
Reviewed By: Scott R. Wehrly, MD
Cataract surgery is a life-changing procedure for millions of people each year, offering the chance to see the world with clarity once again. But if you’re considering surgery, it’s natural to have questions. What’s the process like? Is cataract surgery safe? How can you prepare, and what can you expect afterward?
Reviewed By: Dr. Mari Holderby, OD.
Have you ever paused to think about how much your vision impacts your daily life?
Reviewed By: Dr. Christine Bui, OD
Do your eyes often feel gritty, sting, or burn after long hours at the computer or in windy weather? Perhaps your vision gets blurry, or you struggle to wear contact lenses comfortably. These are hallmark symptoms of dry eye syndrome—a condition that affects over 16 million Americans officially and millions more who remain undiagnosed.
Reviewed by: Dr. Scot C. Holman, MD
Are you struggling to see at night or finding it difficult to enjoy outdoor activities because of glare?
Reviewed By: Dr. Christine Bui, OD
Your eyesight is one of your most important senses, yet many people neglect regular eye check-ups. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that about 12 million Americans aged 40 and older experience vision impairment, with 1 million of them being completely blind. Statistics show that nearly 75% of adults in the U.S. use some form of vision correction, but many still don’t visit their optometrist regularly.
Reviewed By: Jose Alfredo Vazquez, MD
Dry eye syndrome can be frustrating and persistent, affecting your daily life and overall eye health. If you’ve been struggling with dry eye symptoms, know that advanced dry eye therapy options are available. In this blog, we’ll explore various treatments and help you understand when it’s time to see one of the ophthalmologists at Lake Eye Associates.
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