How to Protect Your Eye Health
Age-related eye diseases are the #1 cause of poor vision and blindness in the United States. While not all eye diseases are curable, most are preventable. A top defense against eye disease is scheduling routine eye exams. Your doctor will run tests to treat any eye problems you have and offer the peace of mind… Read More
Keratoconus: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Living with blurry or distorted vision makes everyday tasks—such as reading and driving—difficult to accomplish. If an underlying condition causes you to have poor vision, see an ophthalmologist or optometrist at the Cleveland Eye Clinic to determine the cause. With the right eye care, you can reach your full vision potential. Keep reading to learn… Read More
Can Vuity Eye Drops Replace Your Reading Glasses?
Are you tired of never having a pair of reading glasses handy when you need them? With Vuity eye drops, you won’t need to take your reading glasses everywhere you go. These FDA-approved, prescription eye drops provide the vision correction you need to see life through clear eyes. What Are Vuity Eye Drops? Vuity is… Read More
How Long Does LASIK Last?
LASIK is a non-invasive eye surgery that uses a laser to reshape the cornea, allowing patients to become less dependent on glasses and contact lenses. The number of LASIK surgeries performed annually in the U.S. increased by 124,000 between 2015 and 2020 and is projected to grow annually by a rate of 6.48% between 2021… Read More
Glaucoma Laser Surgery
Do you suffer from glaucoma and need relief? Have you tried prescription eye drops only to be disappointed with the results? Glaucoma Laser Surgery might be the right option for you. Keep reading to learn about this procedure and how it could give you the eye relief you need. What Is Glaucoma Laser Surgery? Glaucoma… Read More
Cataract Treatment: Cataract Lens Options (IOLs)
Are you around the age of 60 or older? Have you noticed changes in your vision quality? With aging comes changes to parts of your body, including your eyes. This could be due to a cataract inside your eye, which can cause the natural lens in your eye to become cloudy. If the quality of… Read More
Treating Dry Eye with the TearCare Procedure
An estimated 40 million Americans suffer from or are predisposed to dry eye disease, DED. Mild dry eye can affect routine activities such as reading, working on a computer, or driving. Severe cases of DED can significantly impact your sight quality. To treat dry eye symptoms, people often turn to over-the-counter medications or artificial tears. … Read More
How To Protect Your Eyes from a Computer Screen
After working on a computer or browsing on your phone for too long, do your eyes become tired, dry, or strained? Then you’ve experienced what so many others have: eye strain. The past year has pushed many people to work or take classes from home, which leads to increased hours of screen time. Learning… Read More
The Most Common Cause of Dry Eye: Blepharitis
Few things are as frustrating as dealing with dry eyes. There are several causes for dry eyes, including staring at your phone or computer screen for too long, the wind blowing in your eyes, and seasonal allergies. Do your eyes dry out often? Not sure what’s causing your eyes to dry out? You may… Read More
How Can Diabetes Affect My Vision?
People who have diabetes are at an increased risk of developing vision issues. If you have diabetes, you should get your eyes regularly checked. Scheduling an appointment with an eye doctor at least once a year can help you catch early signs that your vision may be affected by your diabetes diagnosis. Learn more about… Read More