5 Tips for Keeping Your Eyes Healthy
Maintaining eye health is essential, yet many people overlook it until problems arise. When we’re younger, it’s easy to assume that our vision will remain sharp, often neglecting healthy eye …
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Astigmatism Treatment Options Explained
Medically Reviewed by Jack Abrams, MD Astigmatism is a common vision problem that affects millions of people worldwide. If you’ve been diagnosed with astigmatism or suspect you might have it, …
Learn MoreReducing Cataract Risk Through Healthy Living
Imagine a future where your vision remains clear and vibrant, free from the cloudiness of cataracts, well into your later years. Discover how adopting a healthy lifestyle can significantly reduce …
Learn MoreLASIK for Astigmatism: Should I Get It?
Medically Reviewed by Jack Abrams, MD For some people, poor eyesight has been a lifelong nuisance that they’ve learned to cope with. Others experience diminishing sharpness with age. If you’re …
Learn MoreWhat are Premium Lenses, and Why Should I Get Them?
Regarding cataract surgery, our options have come a long way. Technology and medical innovation advancements have made this surgical procedure as quick and painless as possible. Many ophthalmologists can even …
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Did you know that cataracts are the leading cause of blindness worldwide? If you’re one of the 24.4 million Americans in the United States today who suffer from cataracts, you’re …
Learn MoreSeven Signs That You Need to See an Ophthalmologist
Medically Reviewed by Jack Abrams, MD The team at Abrams Eye Institute urges patients to schedule annual appointments to make sure their eyes are healthy. Regular eye care appointments also …
Learn MoreHow Much Does Eyelid Surgery Cost?
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jack Abrams What is Blepharoplasty? Blepharoplasty is a type of eyelid surgery that corrects exterior abnormalities, defects, and deformities of the eyelid. This procedure targets the …
Learn MoreVitreomacular Traction: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
What Is Vitreomacular Traction? Vitreous is the clear, jelly-like substance that fills the middle of your eyes. The vitreous is connected to your retina and macula by millions of tiny …
Learn MoreChronic Dry Eye Causes and Treatments
Dry eye syndrome, also simply known as dry eyes, is a chronic condition affecting 4.91 million Americans 50 years and older. Reports estimate that millions of younger people are also affected …
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