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When you have droopy eyelids, your upper eyelids sag down over your eyes. With this condition, the lids sit lower than normal and can block peripheral vision. It also gives the eyes a tired, heavy appearance. People with acquired ptosis suffer from droopy eyelids that disrupt vision and appearance.
Optilight is a revolutionary product for alleviating eye discomfort. This unique treatment goes beyond hydrating your eyes, it nourishes and rejuvenates, bringing tired, dry eyes back to life.
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that gradually damage the optic nerve, the link between our eyes and our brain. This damage is often caused by unusually high pressure in your eye.
Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is a pervasive eye condition where objects that are far away appear blurred, while objects that are close can be seen clearly. This condition is increasingly prevalent in today's digital age, where we are constantly exposed to screens, causing eye strain.
Do you want to see and look better? Do you have an eye condition that makes regular contact lenses uncomfortable or ineffective?
Since the late 1970s, the number of people with myopia has grown by 25% and is likely to keep increasing. Experts expect the numbers will reach over four billion in the year 2050, almost half of the world's population.
Many people start their vision correction journey with eyeglasses and shift to contact lenses later. The shift is generally due to the benefits of contact lenses that eyeglasses do not provide.
For many, correcting vision errors is all about eyeglasses and contacts. Eyeglasses are ideal for people with less active lifestyles and do not mind the aesthetic changes that come with the frames.
Color vision deficiency is the difficulty or inability to distinguish certain colors. You may know it as color blindness, although the complete inability to see colors is rare. If you have color vision deficiency or color blindness, you see color differently than others.
The treatment of AMD, or age-related macular degeneration, can include nutritional and lifestyle changes. You should note that AMD has no medical treatment. The dietary and lifestyle changes you make can help slow the condition’s progression. Adopting some of these changes in your daily life improves not only your eye health but also your overall health. Read on to find out more.