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Having a first-degree biological relative with this eye condition raises your risk, but other factors are at play, too
Your eyes may sting or burn for a few hours after surgery — that’s why your surgeon will recommend a nap
The first three days can be tough — but easier days are ahead
Having a family history of glaucoma is one of the biggest risk factors for developing the condition yourself
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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
It takes millions of moving parts within the eye to make the power of vision possible
While it’s best to fix amblyopia during childhood, it can also be addressed as an adult
These trendy glasses might brighten some shades and help you see the difference between colors or brightness of hues, but they won’t cure your color vision deficiency
Your eye prescription reveals a lot about your eye health, including how they’re shaped, how well you see and what your new glasses can do for your sight
Both procedures are about equally effective, but which is better depends on your vision needs and current conditions
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