Vision-related changes are part of the natural aging process. Although it may be reasonable not to panic too much about not seeing as clearly as when you were in your prime, seeing an eye doctor for an assessment of your vision is also important. In most cases of age-related vision problems, early detection is crucial… Read More »
Cataracts are a vision problem that usually affects people in the latter part of their lives. It is characterized by cloudy vision and can make it hard for the patient to drive at night and recognize faces. Although people over the age of 65 are more likely to have this problem, younger people can develop… Read More »
Refractive vision problems like myopia and hyperopia make it hard for people to see objects located far from them or near them, respectively. These problems can affect a person at any stage of life and are the most common vision defects in both men and women. The main reason for development of these refractive vision… Read More »
By and large, laser eye surgery at the Roholt Vision Institute is relatively low-risk. Our surgeons are more experienced and advancements in laser technology have significantly reduced the incidence of post-surgery complications. It is important to note though that there is no such thing as a risk-free surgery. In laser eye surgery, there is always the… Read More »
Dry eye syndrome sufferers would often visit us here at our practice and ask if their constant use of contact lens has to do with it. Frequent use of contacts typically lead to dry eyes because it tends to absorb moisture from the tear films. This is why it’s extremely important to keep your contacts… Read More »
Dry eye syndrome is one of the frequent complaints we get from first-time visitors here at the Roholt Vision Institute. Every so often, they complain about eye redness, itchiness, foreign body sensation, grittiness, tired eyes, overall discomfort, light sensitivity, intermittent blurred vision, and in some cases, contact lens intolerance. During consultations, patients will frequently ask… Read More »
LASIK has certainly improved the lives of millions of people. Here at our practice, many patients whose vision have been restored to 20/20 will often ask about whether or not annual eye exams are necessary following laser eye surgery. You may have ditch your eyeglasses or contact lenses for good but we would like to… Read More »
Despite the popularity of LASIK, fears associated with the procedure are still common. There’s no denying the fact that there are risks associated with the procedure yet ultimately, it’s all about finding a reliable eye care provider that you can fully trust. Fear of Being Awake and Feeling Pain During the Procedure This is the… Read More »
Laser eye surgery may sound like a complex procedure for many. However, laser vision correction is generally an outpatient procedure which aims to address refractive eye errors. The most common types of refractive errors include myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia. Blurred vision is the most common symptom of refractive errors, alongside one or… Read More »
Vision correction via laser is almost always sought by those who are already frustrated and inconvenienced with long-term use of eyeglasses or contact lenses. There are various reasons why people seek laser surgery. Every so often, it all boils down to the following: convenience, increased comfort, improved self-esteem, and better job opportunities (some jobs such… Read More »
