Myopia glasses are specially designed lenses that not only correct nearsighted vision but also help slow down the progression of myopia over time. They work by reducing the strain on the eyes and controlling how light focuses within the eye, making them different from standard single-vision glasses. […]
Children should have their first comprehensive eye exam at 6 months old, another around age 3, once more before starting school, and then regularly every 1–2 years after that unless their eye doctor recommends otherwise. […]
While myopia cannot be completely reversed, there are effective ways to slow down its progression and manage its impact. […]
In fact, your optometrist can often detect early signs of serious health issues, including diabetes, just by examining your eyes. […]
But did you know that a sinus infection can also cause dry eyes? The inflammation and pressure from a sinus infection can affect your eyes, leading to dryness and irritation. […]
If sunscreen does enter your eye, rinse your eyes with cold water after washing your hands. Do not put any pressure on your eyes, and seek medical assistance if symptoms persist after these steps. […]
Dilated pupils allow more light into your eyes, which aids in a thorough examination of your eye health. However, they can also impact your vision, making certain activities, such as driving, more challenging. […]
Yes, you can get an eye exam while pregnant. […]
High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, can contribute to changes in your eyes, including experiencing flashes of light. […]
At Restore Vision Center, we want to help you get accurate results from your appointment by guiding you on what not to do before your eye exam, including skipping your regular routine, wearing makeup, consuming caffeine, neglecting hydration, failing to disclose symptoms, and rushing the appointment. […]
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