Cataracts are very common. Statistics indicate that approximately 90% of people have this condition by age 65. It wasn’t very long ago when the best solution for cataracts was to replace the clouded lens with an artificial, clear lens. This lens was clear but had no prescriptive qualities. Therefore, people who had cataract removal were…
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Now is a Great Time to Understand Digital Eyestrain
We have been surrounded by technology at our fingertips for several years now. The events of 2020 have only increased the time many people spend in front of some type of screen. In many ways, digital devices serve us well. They are enabling people to work from home as needed and providing educational access to…
Glaucoma Should Be On Your Radar
As we get older, many potential concerns pop up on our radar. We become aware of lines and wrinkles on the face. We may be told that we should watch what we eat to avoid high blood pressure or high cholesterol. For many adults, vision also becomes somewhat of a matter of importance. Vision is…
COVID-19 and Your Eyes
This year has delivered more than its fair share of surprises. The most prominent, the one that 2020 may be most well-known for future generations, is the emergence of the novel coronavirus. For several months now, healthcare experts have been working hard to understand the risks, viable treatments, and prevention strategies to mitigate the effects…
Should I Take Supplements for Eye Health?
Eye health is not something to take for granted. However, we aren’t always taught exactly how to best care for our eyes from an early age. Most adults need corrective lenses at some point and, because this is so normal, it may be perceived as a given; something that is just a part of aging….
We’ve Got Strategies to Help Your Skin Age Well!
We are proud to have a cosmetic aspect of our practice. This allows our patients to address cosmetic concerns with a trained, friendly professional without traveling to another facility to do so. We understand the frustrations of cosmetic aging, especially for adults who would prefer to avoid comprehensive lifting procedures like a facelift or neck…
Cataracts: Do You Know?
As an ophthalmologist who has treated many people for cataracts, Dr. Croley frequently answers questions asked by patients who are unaware of the nuances of this condition. Here, we turn the tables. What do you know about cataracts? Do You Know That cataracts are the leading cause of preventable blindness in the world? Cataracts form…
Is It Time to Open Your Eyes?
Some say that we are inclined to look first at one another’s eyes when we interact. You may have heard the eyes referred to as the windows to the soul. This saying is an indication that we look at a person’s eyes for indications about their mood and also their character. Depending on what we…
Should You Have Cataracts Treated?
When driving at night, do the headlights and street lights ahead of you cause you to squint to see well? Do your prescription eyeglasses seem to be falling asleep on the job? Does working on the computer or watching television make you rub your eyes to rub cloudiness away? Many people experienced frustrating symptoms like…
Common Causes of Dry Eye Symptoms
Many people are troubled by the symptoms of dry eye syndrome. The symptoms may come and go for some but may recur often enough to be a nuisance. The gritty sensation, redness, excess tearing, and burning that can happen when the tear film is compromised can be so uncomfortable that normal daily activities are interrupted….