Do You Know What The Retina Does?
The eye is a fascinating and complex part of your body. The fact that the many pieces of the eye work and move together to provide sight is amazing! One of the most important and sensitive parts of your eye is the retina. The retina is a key part of the eye, but do you know what…
Read More5 Cataract Warning Signs To Watch Out For
Cataract development is a gradual process and can sneak up on you. When cataracts start developing, it could take years before your eyesight changes. This is fine as your cataracts don’t need treatment until they impact your vision. It makes the most sense to keep an eye on your cataracts, so you know when it’s time…
Read MoreAre Your Eyes Trying To Tell You Something About Glaucoma?
Your sight is beyond precious. If someone told you that you could slowly go blind from an undetectable condition, what would you do? That undetectable condition is known as glaucoma, or the silent thief of sight. The most common form of glaucoma causes gradual vision loss that can’t be fixed. Keep reading and see if your…
Read More8 Hearing Myths Debunked
As one of our six senses, the ability to hear is extremely important. Hearing is a key part of how we experience the world around us. Losing it can cause danger, low self-esteem, and immense frustration. It’s tempting to hop on the internet to learn more about hearing loss, but you’re bound to run into…
Read MoreWhy You Don’t Feel Pain During LASIK
Many fear the pain of surgery. LASIK in particular deals with a notoriously sensitive part of your body— the eyes—so it is no wonder why people may feel this way. However, LASIK is a virtually painless experience thanks to special eye drops that are used. These eye drops contain a local anesthetic that blocks the nerve endings…
Read MoreCommon Causes Of Blindness In Children
In 1997, the World Health Organization estimated that 45% of blind children worldwide had lost their sight from avoidable causes. That means that with early diagnosis and good care, we can reduce cases of childhood blindness by almost half. Here are three of the most common conditions leading to childhood blindness. Vitamin A Deficiency Vitamin…
Read More8 Things You May Not Know About Cataracts
Cataracts — the clouding of the lenses in the eyes — are a natural process of aging, just like wrinkles and gray hair. But they may develop earlier if you’re at risk due to poor health habits. If you don’t recognize the symptoms of cataracts, you may think your vision problems are the result of…
Read MoreHow Soon After LASIK Can I Resume Normal Activities?
Right now, you likely rely on glasses or contacts to see clearly. These can be cumbersome and limit your active lifestyle. If you get LASIK, you’ll never have to worry about breaking your glasses while participating in sports or having to deal with blurry vision sans contact lenses while taking a swim! After LASIK, you’ll…
Read MoreAnnual Trunk Show Draws in Crowd To Danbury Eye Physicians & Surgeons Optical Shop
The Annual Trunk Show at Danbury Eye Physicians & Surgeons optical shop drew in a large crowd eager to shop for unique and exclusive eyewear that vendors displayed at the event. This highly anticipated event happens every November for one day only in our Danbury, CT location. Our customers look forward to this event in order…
Read MorePerforming Cataract Surgery in the Greater Waterbury Area
Are you looking for a Cataract Specialist or Surgeon in the Greater Waterbury Area? There is no need to look any further. Located approximately 3 miles from the Brass Mill Center Shopping Mall and the Timexpo Museum in Waterbury, CT, is our office, Greater Waterbury Laser Eye Physicians & Surgeons located at 166 Waterbury Road, Suite 201 in Prospect, CT. It is located on…
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