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Refractive surgeries follow-ups- things you need to know

The refractive surgeries are being done to help people to get rid of their glasses. Sometimes it is done to balance the prescription number in both eyes when one of the eye has higher number of refractive error in comparison to the other eye (anisometropia/ anisometropic amblyopia). Evaluating parameters before refractive surgeries Before the procedure,…

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Cornea care- top 7 habits that can ruin this!

Cornea-the transparent, dome-shaped surface covering the front of eyes plays a critical role in focusing the vision. Despite its importance, many of us unknowingly practice habits that can harm our corneal health over time without understanding that cornea is not only avascular but has enriched sensory nerve endings. We will discuss top 7 habits practiced…

Keratometry- 10 most important early referral time

Keratometry is a test which gives a report related to cornea’s anterior surface curvature. Here are the most important conditions in which it is wise to refer your patient for keratometry as a primary eye care practitioner. 1. Irregular astigmatism and keratometry If your patient is still experiencing blurry or distorted vision even with glasses,…

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Best contact lenses for dry eyes-comfort for a whole day

If you have dry eyes, you know how uncomfortable it can be to wear contact lenses. Whether it’s irritation, dryness, or that constant feeling like something’s in your eye, it can make wearing contacts feel more like a hassle than a convenience. In this article, we’ll share some of the best contact lenses for dry…

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Cornea transplant cost and its importance

A cornea transplant is a surgical procedure which replaces a damaged or diseased cornea with a healthy donor cornea. The cornea is the eye’s clear, dome-shaped front surface that plays a crucial role in focusing vision. Corneal transplants are performed to restore vision, reduce pain, and improve the appearance of a damaged or diseased cornea….

Aniseikonia- everything you need to know about

Aniseikonia is the perception of images of different sizes by each eye. The condition of perceiving different size of the images is associated with different refractive status of the eyes. When both the eyes have different refractive error, then this condition is called anisometropia. How refractive changes take place The changes in the refractive state…

Corneal haze- causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention

Corneal haze, also known as corneal opacity, is a condition that affects the transparent outermost layer of the eye, the cornea. This condition can have a significant impact on a person’s vision specifically when haze is present at the center of the cornea. Compromising the transparency The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped surface at the…

Monovision contacts- evaluating the advantages and disadvantages

Monovision contacts are a type of contact lens designed to address persons having presbyopia. Presbyopia is when a person starts facing difficulty in focusing on objects. The lens gradually loses its ability to accommodate due to natural physiological changes. This starts occurring over the age of 40 for those who do not excessively use their…

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Contraindications for contact lens- 20 conditions to avoid

The contact lens industry is a significant sector within the broader eyewear and vision care market as over 140 million world population wear contact lenses. Contraindications for contact lens means the conditions in which one should avoid wearing contact lens. It’s essential to consult with an eye care professional before using contact lenses to determine…