Simple Eye Care tips
Taking good care of your eyes doesn’t have to be a difficult task. Here at Longwood Eye & LASIK, we know just how busy your life can be and what… read more
How to Manage Glaucoma
Your genes can say a lot about you. They can dictate your hair color, your skin color, your height, and can even, unfortunately, impact what diseases you inherit. Although glaucoma… read more
What to Know About Eye Flashes and Floaters
Much like with most parts of your physical health, you don’t really know what something is until you experience it first hand. If you have never had eye floaters or… read more
Tips to Make Preparing and Recovering from Cataract Surgery Easier
Finding out that you have cataracts isn’t something that you hoped you would ever here or check off your bucket list. But as a condition that nearly half of Americans… read more
4 Signs You Have Vision Problems
When it comes to having perfect vision, it seems like something to brag about until one day your vision takes a turn for the worse and you have to join… read more
What Eye Pain Could Mean For Your Vision
Experiencing headaches or even eye aches when you are extremely tired is one thing, but experiencing frequent or chronic eye pain could be indicative of an entirely different or underlying… read more
Why You Shouldn’t Put Off Getting Lasik
Unless you have perfect vision, chances are that you spend at least a few minutes a day putting your contacts in or taking them out, or fidgeting with your glasses…. read more
The Basics of Botox
One service that we provide our patients, and that many are not aware of, is Botox injections. As the most popular non-invasive cosmetic procedure, Botox cosmetic can be used to… read more
Female Fall Fashion Glasses Trends: What To Be On the Lookout For
A new season means new fashion trends. If you have already picked up some new cardigans, skinny jeans, and boots, then you are set for the cooler temperatures. If, however,… read more
The Basics of Intraocular Lenses
Technology has quite literally changed the way that we see the world. It used to be that when a patient would have their cataracts removed, they would have to wear… read more