Progressive lenses, also known as multifocal lenses, provide advanced solutions for people needing vision correction for both near and far distances. A bifocal lens is designed with two distinct sections: the top part for distance vision and the bottom part for near vision. The near vision segment can have various shapes, such as a half-moon…
Dry eye syndrome is a common issue affecting many people. Air conditioning, humidifiers, contact lenses, and prolonged computer usage are a few examples of modern lifestyle factors that frequently contribute to it. This condition occurs when there is insufficient tear production or when existing tears evaporate quickly. IRPL is an effective treatment that helps alleviate…
Children have unique eye care needs. When a baby is born, they can see very little. Their vision develops as they grow from infancy to childhood and into their teenage years by making connections with their brain. As their vision improves, many changes happen in their eyes. Understanding these changes is essential for proper eye…
In today’s digital age, children are exposed to screens more than ever before. Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and TVs have become integral parts of their daily routines. While these devices offer educational and entertainment benefits, excessive screen time has raised significant concerns regarding its impact on children’s development and vision. Two critical areas of concern are…
Glaucoma is a disease which is usually inherited. Therefore it is important that all siblings and children of Glaucoma patients undergo a glaucoma screening test. Although anyone can develop Glaucoma, people with a family history of Glaucoma may have a higher risk of developing the condition Understanding Hereditary Glaucoma Hereditary Glaucoma, also known as inherited…
Introduction: In the field of eye care, there’s a constant search for innovative methods to improve visual health and functionality. Among these, Vision Therapy emerges as a holistic program tailored to address a spectrum of visual problems, offering hope and improved quality of life for individuals of all ages. The drug-free, non-surgical, and customised program…
Introduction: Choosing the right intraocular lens (IOL) is crucial during cataract surgery to restore clear vision and improve the quality of life. Advanced Intraocular Lenses (IOLs) replace the eye’s cloudiness, offering personalized vision solutions tailored to individual needs and lifestyles. This blog provides an overview of the various intraocular lenses, detailing their functions and advantages…
Introduction: Glaucoma, known as the ‘Silent Thief of Sight’, frequently progresses undetected, resulting in substantial visual loss. Glaucoma eye conditions are notorious for damaging the optic nerve, which is vital for vision, leading to gradual deterioration and potentially resulting in blindness if left undiagnosed. Glaucoma’s harmful nature and profound implications highlight the need for awareness,…
Blinking is a typical and vital physiological process that moisturises and shields the eyes from allergens. When you reach adolescence, your blink rate increases to 14–17 times per minute on average, remaining at that level for the rest of your life. In contrast, children and babies blink twice per minute on average. When you speak,…
Eye drops are among the most commonly used medications in everyone’s medicine cabinet, whether for allergies, conjunctivitis, ocular inflammation, glaucoma, or dry eye. This blog lets us understand how to use eye drops properly to ensure your eyes are healthy. Avoidable mistakes while using eye drops: Excessive or inappropriate use of eye drops might harm…