To choose glasses that suit your face shape, start by determining whether your face is round, oval, square, heart-shaped, or diamond-shaped. Based on your face shape and complexion, different shapes and colours of frame are more likely to complement your features. […]
Unfortunately, once the eye physically changes, myopia cannot be reversed. […]
While it may be a temporary habit, excessive blinking in children could indicate a vision problem, such as dry eyes, eye allergies, or the need for vision correction.
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Contact lenses offer a convenient and flexible alternative to glasses in vision correction. Understanding the lifespan of your contacts can help you avoid exposing your eyes to lenses that are past their prime—keeping your eyes from drying out, getting irritated, or developing an infection.
However, the longevity of contact lenses depends on their type. Some daily wear lenses should be replaced daily, while others should be replaced every other week. Reusable contact lenses can even last a month before they need to be changed.
If you’re worried about whether you’re using your contact lenses correctly, consider contacting your optometrist. Regular comprehensive eye exams and contact lens exams allow your optometrist to monitor your eye health, offer advice, and answer any questions you may have. […]
Glasses work with lenses hovering a few millimetres away from your eyes, but contact lenses sit directly on your corneas. This distance must be accounted for when determining the prescription. […]
In reality, wearing the appropriate prescription glasses can help alleviate strain and improve visual clarity, allowing you to see the world as it’s meant to be seen. […]
While they’re often mistaken or confused for each other, they differ in terms of how your eyes move. Amblyopia is commonly known as “lazy eye”, while strabismus refers to having “crossed eyes”. […]
If you’ve been experiencing blurred vision and wondering if dry eye is to blame, you’re in the right place. Dry eye can cause blurred vision because of:
Tear film instability
Inflammation
Corneal Damage […]
Lazy eye can be treated using a variety of tools like vision therapy, prism eyeglasses, and surgery. Treatment is most effective during childhood, but it’s never too late to treat lazy eye! […]
Your baby could be rubbing their eyes for several reasons, including tiredness, allergies, irritated eyes, or infection. […]
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