Eye Health Blog

Morning haziness can be a symptom of Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy, but other eye conditions can cause similar changes. It affects

Your Fuchs’ dystrophy can make cataract surgery planning more careful because your corneal endothelial cells may already have reduced ability

If you wake with sudden sharp eye pain when opening your eye, recurrent corneal erosion could be a possible cause.

If you have anterior uveitis, steroid eye drops may help control inflammation and reduce the risk of complications that can

If you have uveitis, you may worry about whether it could permanently affect your eyesight. However, uveitis does not always

If you have a red eye, you may wonder whether it is conjunctivitis or uveitis. Both can cause redness and

If you have a painful, red or light-sensitive eye, your specialist may mention HLA-B27. It is a genetic marker linked

If you have had anterior uveitis more than once, you may notice recurring eye pain, redness, light sensitivity or blurred

If you have a high prescription, you may find that laser eye surgery is not suitable because of your prescription

If you are considering RLE, you may notice dryness, irritation or fluctuating vision after surgery. You may also experience burning,

If you’re planning RLE, you may be wondering how soon you can get back behind the wheel. You will not

If you are considering refractive lens exchange, cost is likely to be one of the first practical questions you have.

If you are considering ICL surgery, you may feel reassured knowing that the lens can potentially be removed or exchanged

ICL and RLE both use an artificial lens to correct your vision, but they work differently. With ICL, your natural

If you have dry, gritty or burning eyes, LASIK and ICL affect your eyes differently. LASIK reshapes your cornea and