Blurry vision Loss of peripheral vision Flashes of light, floaters or shadows Eye bulging Dark spot in or on your eye that gets bigger Lump on the eyelid or around the eye Pain around the eye (note this can be rare) These symptoms may not necessarily be the result of eye melanoma, they...
Contact lens – worn in the eye to correct vision problems. Cornea – the transparent part of the eye that covers the iris and the pupil and allows light to enter the inside. Corneal Abrasion – a superficial scratch on the clear, protective “window” at the front of the eye (cornea)....
when I look at a very blue sky. It seems like something supernatural. They are not so much wavy lines as they are a constantly collapsing honeycomb shape. Kinda like being under water and seeing the light refracting through tiny waves. I'm amazed that I found someone else that has this...
Flashes of light (photopsias) also may occur after a blow to the head that is capable of shaking the vitreous gel inside the eye. When this occurs, the phenomenon sometimes is called “seeing stars.” Some people experience flashes of light that appear as jagged lines or “heat waves” in...
Symptoms of current eye problems (flashes of light, difficulty seeing at night, temporary double vision, loss of vision, etc.). Eye injuries or eye surgeries (approximate dates, where treated). Family history of eye problems, glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, etc.). ...
Seeing 20/20 doesn't necessarily mean your eyes are healthy. Many eye problems can only be detected during a thorough eye exam. Our eye doctors uses the latest innovative diagnostic equipment to detect even the smallest changes in your vision and eye health. We will evaluate your risk factors...
Seeing 20/20 doesn't mean your eyes are healthy. Many eye problems can only be detected during a thorough eye exam and if caught early can be managed. We specialize in fitting: Toric contacts Multifocal contacts Soft contacts Gas permeable contacts ...
Unless you choose premium intraocular lenses that specifically target vision problems like presbyopia (age-related farsightedness), you’ll need to wear glasses after having laser-assisted cataract surgery. Regardless of what kind of IOL you choose, your eye doctor won’t give you an updated presc...
Diabetic retinopathy:Scatter laser therapy can be used to shrink blood vessels in your eye that are causing vision problems. Retinal detachment:If a retinal tear or hole hasn’t progressed to detachment, your eye surgeon might suggest photocoagulation, whereby a laser beam is used to “weld”...
Visual field: Represents the full extent of the area that can be seen when the eye is directed forward, encompassing the central and peripheral vision. Near Point of Convergence (NPC): The closest point in space to which both eyes can direct their gaze before one or both eyes begin to tur...