Articles Tagged: patient education
Amanda Zellar
What Is Keratoconus?
Keratoconus is an eye disease in which a patient’s cornea thins and protrudes, which results in an irregular, conical shape. This is a progressive disease, and causes progressive nearsightedness and blurred vision. Light sensitivity may also be a symptom. You …
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Amanda Zellar
Why Specks in Your Vision Are Usually Harmless
What Are Specs In Your Vision? Floaters are spots that appear in your vision. They can look like strings, specks, hairs, cobwebs, or squiggles, and they often dart away when you try to look at them directly. Most of the …
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Amanda Zellar
Don’t Be Blinded By the Light On Solar Eclipse Day
On August 21, a good swath of the United States will get the rare chance to view a total solar eclipse. In Michigan, we’ll be outside the path of totality. Unfortunately, that means that we won’t be able to see …
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Amanda Zellar
The Do’s and Don’ts of Contact Lens Wear
According to the Contact Lens Institute, over 30 million Americans wear contact lenses, and 80% of those wear soft contact lenses every day1. Do you know the dos and don’ts of contact lens wear? Keep your eyes healthy by following …
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Amanda Zellar
Can Your iPhone Hurt Your Eyes?
iPhones and eyes is the topic today! These days, it seems like everyone spends their days in front of one screen or another. Whether your phone or tablet, computer or smart fridge, digital screens are a part of daily life. …
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Amanda Zellar
4 Ways to Prevent Fireworks Eye Injuries for the Fourth of July
Fourth of July means fireworks and fun, but it can also lead to a surprising amount of eye injuries. Ensure your summer parties stay painless with our top tips below. Celebrate Safely Be aware of falling debris and sparks at …
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