Contact lenses are great for anyone who doesn’t like the idea of wearing prescription glasses. They are also convenient for those times when you would like to wear your favorite pair of sunglasses that you wouldn’t be able to wear if you are dependent on glasses to see properly. If you have decided that you would like to wear contact lenses, then you need to learn how to care for them and tips for having an easier time getting used to having them in.…
Read More »Many individuals are deterred from having the blepharoplasty process performed on their eyelids due to fear of scarring. While scarring is a possibility, most patients don’t exhibit visible scarring after the procedure due to a variety of factors. Even when scarring is present, it can be treated and minimized in a variety of ways. How scarring is prevented When a surgeon performs a blepharoplasty, he or she will work incisions into the patient’s natural eye folds so that any scarring after the procedure will be invisible.…
Read More »Many young children who wear glasses are eager to try contacts. However, wearing contacts takes getting used to, and some children may not yet be prepared for the chores and responsibilities that go along with contact lens use. The following are five important indications to look out for that show that your child can or should begin using contact lenses in place of glasses: Your child has good hygiene habits.…
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