Those Annoying Little Floaters!
Seeing little black spots and squiggles? Do they disappear when you look directly at them? Although it seems strange and may even be alarming, the truth is that seven out… read more
Your Baby’s Eyes…Some Interesting Things To Know
If you are new parent, you may be interested in what your baby can see and what, if anything, you should be concerned about as your baby’s vision develops. Your… read more
Diabetes May Be Affecting Your Eyes
If you have diabetes, you know it is a devastating disease. It can affect your body in many ways…and it can affect your vision and your eyes. Did you know… read more
What Exactly IS A Stye?
What are styes? It’s a very common eye issue but it can be annoying if you are preparing for a special occasion or photo-op and wake up to a little… read more
What Do You Know About Cataracts?
At the Longwood Eye & LASIK, we specialize in treating cataracts.Read on to learn more about cataracts and their treatment. • At birth, the lens is clear but as we… read more
Macular Degeneration – What You Need To Know, Now
Being “in the know” is a powerful tool for all areas of your life. Having information about your health, especially, is vital to maintaining your wellness profile and lifestyle goals…. read more
Could Your Contacts Be Causing Your Headaches?
A common complaint of our patients who wear contact lenses is headaches. And while there may be many things contributing to chronic headaches, it is possible that contact lenses may… read more
World Glaucoma Week | March 6-12
Why does my doctors office ask me to fill out a family health questionnaire at every visit? Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness which causes progressive damage… read more
Are You At Risk For Glaucoma?
Glaucoma has been called “the silent thief of sight.” It is a complicated disease of the optic nerve in which the nerve damage leads to progressive, irreversible vision loss. There… read more
What Is Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis?
Your eyes produce tears for an important reason other than to release your emotions – your tears are designed to protect your eyes from irritation. If you’ve ever experienced conjunctivitis,… read more