Our ability to see the world around us is a true marvel. But sometimes, our eye’s lens doesn’t focus how it should. Several refractive errors can change our vision, 2 common ones being myopia and hyperopia. The main difference between myopia and hyperopia is the distance of vision that they affect. Neither of these refractive […]
Our vision is arguably one of the most cherished of our 5 senses, signifying the importance of maintaining our ocular health. But could something like dry eyes, often associated with discomfort, cause serious problems? While rare, untreated, chronic dry eyes could lead to serious complications, including vision loss or blindness. And even if it doesn’t […]
Dry eye is a common eye condition, especially in arid Southern Alberta. Dry eye is caused by the lack of or poor-quality tears. Symptoms vary from person to person and can change over time. Here are some of the most common dry eye symptoms: Watery eyes Stinging/burning Sandy/gritty/fb sensation Episodes of blurred/fluctuating vision Red eyes/lids […]
Imagine waking up each morning with perfect vision, no need for glasses or contact lenses during the day. Sounds too good to be true? Well, its not. With Orthokeratology, also known as Ortho-k, we can provide an alterative method to correcting vision, and slow down myopia (nearsighted) progression. What is Orthokeratology? Orthokeratology is a non-surgical, […]
What is the recommended age for a child’s first eye exam? According to the Alberta Association of Optometrists, a child’s first eye exam should be between 6-9 months old. The second eye exam should be between the ages of 2-5 years old and every year after that. Children can have annual eye exams from 6 […]
Myopia Control: Shaping the Future of Clear Vision Clear Vision is a precious gift that allows us to explore the world around us. However, for a growing number of people, a condition called myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, can gradually diminish this gift. Over the past decade, myopic control has emerged as an innovative approach […]
Are your eyes itchy and watery for part of the year? You are not alone! With warmer weather and shorter winters, the allergy season is getting longer. Generally, the early culprits are snow mold and tree pollen in the spring. The summer brings grass pollen and weeds into the mix until the fall. On top […]
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