Presbyopia

Ortho-K vs. Traditional Contact Lenses

Ortho-K vs. Traditional Contact Lenses: Which is Right for Your Eyes?

Ortho K lenses reshape the cornea overnight, giving you clear vision and freedom from glasses or contacts during the day. Traditional contacts, on the other hand, require daily wear and regular care. Therefore, the right choice depends on your lifestyle: Ortho K is great for athletes, kids managing myopia, or anyone..

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Eyes on Brickell: Scleral Contact Lenses

Everything You Need to Know About Scleral Contact Lenses

If you struggle with eye conditions that make glasses or regular contact lenses uncomfortable or ineffective, scleral lenses could be the solution you’ve been looking for. Over the last few years, scleral contact lenses have gained massive popularity due to their superior vision correction, comfort, and ability to treat a..

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Eyes on Brickell: Blue Light Glasses: Benefits and Facts

Benefits and Facts About Blue Light Blocking Glasses Technology

In the past decade, there is a tremendous increase in the patient at the eyecare center. Mostly turning up with the problems like Astigmatism, Hyperopia (Farsightedness), Myopia (Near sightedness), and Presbyopia. And, it was surprising to believe that these eye problems were due to the adverse impact of blue..

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Eyes on Brickell: Signs You May Need Eyeglasses

Common Signs Indicating You Probably Need Eyeglasses

Have you, at any point, wondered, “how to know when you need eyeglasses,” “when do you need glasses,” or even “do I need glasses”? In all honesty, these are normal and good questions to ask yourself. Even if you have never experienced vision problems previously or never thought you required..

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Eyes on Brickell: Eyes: Exam vs. Screening - What to Expect?

Comprehensive Eye Exam Vs Vision Screening – What To Expect?

Your eyes are one of the most sensitive and essential parts of your body. Regular eye care is crucial for maintaining your overall health and quality of life. But many people are confused about the difference between a vision screening and a comprehensive eye exam. Understanding these two types of eye..

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Eyes on Brickell: Types of Multifocal Contact Lenses

Understanding The Three Different Types Of Multifocal Contact Lenses

Presbyopia or aging eyes is a condition that affects almost everyone over the age of 40. It becomes extremely difficult to focus on the things when this condition develops. The natural lens of the eye gets to be distinctly impervious to changing its shape the way it does when we..

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