Our eyes can reveal a lot about our health, but what happens when they start to look noticeably different? Exophthalmia (bulging eyes) and enophthalmia (sunken eyes) are two conditions that affect the position of the eyes within their sockets, often signaling underlying medical concerns. In...
Morning crusty eyes occur due to tears, mucus, or debris that dry out overnight while you are asleep. During the night, your eyes produce a mixture of fluids to keep your eyes lubricated and flushed of debris. Excessive crust or discomfort might hint at dryness,...
Blue eyes have long been an alluring characteristic, envied for their exotic beauty. You’ve probably never really stopped to think about why they’re so rare. It all boils down to genetics and how melanin functions in the iris. Therefore, blue eyes are a rare eye...
Prism correction in eyeglasses addresses visual deficits due to misalignment of the eyes. When done correctly, it’s a great thing for anyone suffering from double vision or trouble concentrating. It does this by bending light before it enters the eye, allowing your brain to create one...
Blepharitis is a very common condition that results in inflammation of the eyelid margins. It’s usually caused by bacteria, oil, or skin conditions like dandruff. You may experience red, itchy, and swollen eyelids, which can even impact your vision. While blepharitis can be frustrating, the...
Have you ever noticed a red, tender bump near the edge of your eyelid that feels uncomfortable or even painful? This common issue, known as a stye or a chalazion, can be both frustrating and worrisome. In this blog, we’ll explore the common causes of...
Winter is a magical time of year, with snow-covered landscapes, cozy fires, and festive celebrations. But for contact lens wearers, the cold months can present unique challenges that affect eye comfort and vision clarity. The combination of dry indoor air, chilly outdoor temperatures, and harsh...
Noticing yellowing in the whites of your eyes can be a cause for concern. While it might seem like a cosmetic issue, yellow eyes are a sign of a medical condition called jaundice. This yellowing occurs when there’s a buildup of bilirubin, a substance produced when...
One in five people experience red eyes at some point. Red eyes can occur due to allergies, lack of sleep, or even spending too much time in front of screens. You shouldn’t allow red eyes to interfere with your daily business. Spotting the cause and...
Retinal detachment occurs when the retina pulls away from its normal position. It can lead to sudden vision loss. There are different types, including rhegmatogenous, exudative and tractional. Symptoms include flashes, floaters, or a shadow over vision. Types Of Retinal Detachment Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (Most Common) This...
