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Contact lenses provide a comfortable and efficient means of enhancing vision without having to wear glasses. Contact lenses are worn daily by millions of individuals all over the world, and many wear them for decades. Contact lenses are safe to wear when properly applied, but prolonged wear — especially over 15 to 20 years — needs extra special care and precaution.
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As we grow older, our eyes adapt in ways that make everyday activities – reading a restaurant menu or sewing—frustrating. If you’re 40 or older and experiencing difficulty seeing up close, you may have presbyopia, a normal ageing process in which the lens in your eye becomes less flexible. Although glasses or contacts can assist.
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For those with mighty spectacle powers, glasses or even LASIK will not be a good solution. If your power is +10 (farsighted) or -10 (nearsighted), getting a solution that provides clear, comfortable, and stable vision will be challenging. That is where Phakic Intraocular Lens (ICL) surgery comes into play as a risk-free, tried-and-proven solution.
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Cataract surgery has been a game-changing surgery for countless patients on the globe. It provides the patient normal vision by eliminating the opaque natural lens of the eye and giving an artificial lens. While traditional cataract surgery has been tested with time to be safe and effective, advanced technology has elevated precision and outcome to new levels.
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If you’re thinking about LASIK eye surgery to ditch glasses or contacts, you’re probably excited to view the world in sharp focus without either. LASIK is a popular procedure that permanently alters the surface of your eye to correct vision problems like nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism, but before you jump, one crucial step could make all the difference – a retina test.
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When an individual gets cataract surgery or lens exchange surgery, one of the most significant choices they have to make is choosing the type of intraocular lens (IOL) most appropriate for them. This choice decides how well they will be able to see objects at various distances after the surgery. Two of the high-end types of lenses most strongly recommended are the EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) and the Trifocal lenses.
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Vision is probably the most critical sense, and treatment must begin early when it’s under siege—such as with a tear or deterioration in the retina. One treatment for this is barrage laser surgery. However, many patients and their families panic at hearing the words.
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Penetrating Keratoplasty (PKP), also known as corneal transplant surgery, is an advanced procedure that improves vision by replacing a damaged cornea with a healthy donor cornea. The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped layer at the front of the eye. It helps focus light onto the retina so we can see clearly.
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Vision plays animportant role in how we experience the world around us. However, for individuals suffering from corneal diseases or damage, clear sight can become a challenge. Fortunately, medical advancements like Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK) have improved vision without the need for full corneal replacement.
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The cornea is the transparent, outer layer of the eye that lets light enter and helps us see clearly. It works by focusing light onto the retina, where images are processed and sent to the brain.
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Your eyes help you see the world, but what if they’re trying to tell you something, and you’re not listening? Often, we take our vision for granted until something starts to go wrong, especially when it comes to retinal health. However, when our retinal health starts to decline, the symptoms can be mild but dangerous. Ignoring these early signs could lead to permanent vision loss.
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Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss worldwide, and the condition is commonly linked to increased intraocular pressure, which can damage the optic nerve over time. Without timely and proper treatment, glaucoma can result in severe vision impairment.
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As we grow older, it’s natural to notice gradual changes in our eyesight. While some changes are minor and manageable, others may signal more serious eye issues that may impact our independence and quality of life.
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Squint eyes, or strabismus, is a condition in which the eyes point in different directions. It generally occurs in young children, but it can develop at any age.One eye may turn inwards, outwards, upwards, or downwards while the other looks ahead. Squinting is usually considered a cosmetic issue, but it can significantly impact a child’s emotional well-being, social development, and confidence.
Read MoreHaving LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) eye surgery – a highly sophisticated, rapid, and efficient vision corrective surgery that provides long-term results for most patients – is the dream of most people afflicted with refractive disorders such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism for clear, glasses-free vision for which proper checkup of their retina, before LASIK surgery is must that guarantees safety, success, as well as overall eye health in the long term.
Read MoreAs people age, they inevitably begin experiencing declining eyesight, especially in near work like reading, writing, or using a Smartphone. This is presbyopia, an affliction that typically hits after the age of 40 and continues to worsen with every year. Prelex Surgery (Presbyopic Lens Exchange) has been an ideal and cutting-edge solution to correct presbyopia and restore clear vision without the use of reading glasses or bifocals.
Read MoreFor very high myopia (-10 or more) or high hyperopia (+10 or more), thick prescription glasses or contact lenses often become a lifetime nuisance. In addition, for them, traditional laser vision correction surgeries like LASIK, PRK, or SMILE are not always suitable due to thin corneas, high refractive error, or dry eyes.
Read MoreOur eyes are among the most sensitive and sophisticated organs of the human body, and any harm to the retina can result in serious vision impairment or complete blindness. One such serious condition needing urgent care is the occurrence of retinal holes, retinal tears, or thin spots in the retina that can cause retinal detachment if not treated. Thankfully, the advanced practice of ophthalmology now provides a very effective laser procedure known as Barrage Laser Surgery to shield the retina from further injury and lower the risk of retinal detachment.
Read MoreCataract is one of the most frequent eye disorders that affect millions of individuals across the globe, particularly those over 50 years old. Cataract is a condition of the eyes in which the eye’s natural lens turns opaque, causing blurred or weak vision. The lens gradually becomes more opaque and significantly impairs daily functioning, hence making cataract surgery the best reliable remedy.
Read MoreThe field of cataract surgery has come a long way, and patients have numerous premium intraocular lens (IOL) options to see clearly again. Among the most frequent dilemmas of cataract patients in recent times is selecting the optimal lens implant for their eyes – especially between Trifocal Lens and EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) Lens.
Read MoreContact lenses are now a routine part of vision correction for millions of people worldwide. To correct refractive errors (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, or presbyopia) or enhance the cosmetic appearance of the eyes, contact lenses offer comfort, convenience, and unobstructed vision. However, extended contact lens wear (15–20 years or more) is linked with some safety concerns and hazards that must be acknowledged by the users.
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Feeling pressure behind the eyes can be very discomforting and may signal various underlying conditions beyond simple eye strain or fatigue. This sensation often doesn’t originate from a problem within the eyes themselves but rather from another area of the brain.
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Chalazia and styes are two of the most common inflammatory conditions affecting the eyelids. Though they may appear similar at first, there are a few differences between them. While both involve the oil glands of the eyelids, a stye is usually painful, whereas a chalazion is usually painless. Despite this, both can be irritating and may require treatment if they become severe or persistent.
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Botox is a term familiar to most people for its cosmetic applications, but it also plays a significant role in treating various medical conditions. Eye Botox, in particular, is a specialized application used to address conditions affecting vision and appearance.
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When it comes to vision correction, the choice between contact lenses and eyeglasses can be a tricky one. Both options serve to improve vision, addressing issues such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Only an ophthalmologist can determine the extent of vision correction you need, based on the severity of your eye condition and vision loss.
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