LASIK is the most common refractive (vision-improving) surgery today, and it’s not a surprise why. The American Refractive Surgery Council reports a better than 99% success rate, which means millions of Americans leave their glasses and contacts behind thanks to LASIK every year. After LASIK, nearly all patients achieve vision that is better than 20/40, and the majority… Read More »
Cataracts are a common eye condition, especially among older adults. They can significantly impact vision and quality of life. As the lens of the eye becomes cloudy, daily activities can become more challenging. That is why people opt for Cataract surgery. However, you must understand the signs you need cataract surgery before making the final call.… Read More »
Ptosis is a condition characterized by the abnormal drooping of one or both upper eyelids. This condition can affect individuals of all ages, from birth (congenital ptosis) to older adults (acquired ptosis). The severity of ptosis can vary, ranging from a slight sagging of the eyelid to a complete closure that obstructs vision. Understanding the causes… Read More »
Excessive, drooping skin on the top eyelids is a symptom of dermatochalasis. It frequently results in a worn-out or aging appearance. While it is typically associated with aging, it can also occur due to genetic factors or chronic eye rubbing. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of dermatochalasis can help you in early diagnosis. In this blog, we… Read More »
Dry eyes can be a pain, and at Physicians Eye Clinic in Everett, our team is here to provide the solutions you need to feel your best. Whether you’re dealing with chronic dry eye or you’re taking a new medication that stops your eyes from making enough natural tears, we’ll work with you to find… Read More »
Diseases like diabetes impact many aspects of your health and lifestyle. Among the risks associated with diabetes is diabetic retinopathy, a condition that can lead to blindness. However, even if you have diabetes, it does not mean you will develop this condition. Here are the steps you can take to prevent diabetic retinopathy. What Is Diabetic… Read More »
Having cataracts can be a difficult eye condition to live with. Fortunately, Physicians Eye Clinic offers cataract treatment options to improve your vision. Here are some of the treatment options we have to offer. What Are Cataracts? A cataract is a vision condition where your lens becomes cloudy. Cataracts can make it feel like you’re viewing the… Read More »
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can lead to complete vision loss. This condition places pressure on the optic nerve, damaging it and eventually leading to blindness. The only way a doctor can check for glaucoma is with a dilated eye exam. While there is no cure for glaucoma, treating it as soon as… Read More »
Eyes change as you age, and sometimes, it’s normal to see flashes of light. This is caused by the natural degeneration of a liquid in your eye called vitreous material. While these flashes are harmless, there are other cases where such flashes may indicate an undiagnosed eye condition. Where Do Light Flashes Come From? When flashes… Read More »
You’ve likely discovered firsthand how detrimental too much screen time can be for your eyes. But did you know that eye strain from technology has become so prolific that it now has its own name? Computer vision syndrome (CVS) causes pain and discomfort from repetitive eye motion — and it is now among the most common… Read More »
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