Your eyes are unique. And they speak volumes about your health. Whether you’re dealing with common vision concerns, living with an eye disease, or trying to preserve your sight as you age, our optometrists, ophthalmologists and other specialists have the information and guidance you need.
Once your baby’s eyes are exposed to more light, they may start to deepen in hue or change color altogether, usually between 3 and 9 months
When worn incorrectly, contacts can cause or worsen dry eye symptoms
Preservative-free lubricating drops, a humidifier, sunglasses and preventive medications can help with dry eyes, no matter the season
In moderation, vitamins A, C, D, E, B12 and omega-3 fatty acids can improve and maintain your eye health
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Many factors, like eyelid irritation, cosmetic lash procedures and underlying health conditions, can affect your eyelashes
Having a family history of glaucoma is one of the biggest risk factors for developing the condition yourself
Pink eye usually refers to infectious conjunctivitis, which can look similar to allergies or other infections and eye conditions
Both chalazia and styes appear as bumps on your eyelid — but styes are typically painful
The lifespan of contact lenses depends on whether you have reusable or disposable lenses
PRK and LASIK are both laser eye surgeries that can help you see better, but they’re different in technique, recovery time and who can benefit
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