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#Halloween is around the corner! Do you have a costume yet? If it includes spooky eyes, consider these tips shared by the American Academy of Ophthalmology: See an eye care professional to get a prescription for costume contact lenses. Buy only FDA-approved products. Never share contacts. Follow directions for cleaning, disinfecting and wearing costume contacts. Avoid metallic, glitter or flaky…
Another overwhelmed happy patient with his results after cataract surgery. No glasses and more safety! Helping our patients to have a more independent and to make the most out of their lives makes us happy.
September’s last Sunday is the World Retinitis Pigmentosa Day. It is hereditary and is found among the so-called rare diseases. What does it provoke? A progressive degeneration in the retina, which loses its main cells, both cones and rods. The most frequent symptoms are: Reduction of the visual sharpness Night blindness Field of view reduction or tunnel vision Change in…
Scheduling customized surgeries at #PrecisionEyeCare. Visual independence is essential to achieve a higher quality of life! Our team is at your service to listen to your needs and offer the best solution available. Find us at 711 W 40th St - The Rotunda – Suite 301.
Measuring each patient’s eye pressure is essential in order to maintain their eyes healthy, as well as to avoid damage to the optic nerve. One of the liquids within the eye is the aqueous humour. It’s crystal clear and is located in the posterior segment of the eye, behind the cornea and in front of the iris. The eye pressure…
We are extremely proud to tell you that Dr. María Soledad Romero, MD wrote an article for “Refractiva”, an institutional magazine created by the Sociedad Argentina de Córnea, Refractiva y Catarata (Argentine Society of Cornea, Refractive and Cataract). The article was posted in the 25th anniversary edition of SACRyC. “The iris and ciliary body trauma is rare, but may have…
There are some eye diseases that may have genetic causes. Why is it important to know every patient’s situation? It allows to: Determine the genetic cause of the disease. Understand how it originated in a family and assess other family members. Identify patients that may have a high risk of disease progression. Provide a definitive diagnosis and allow quick intervention.…
Patients with Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) suffer from eye protrusion, double or blurry vision, dryness, redness and pain. #Tepezza is a new treatment for this disease that helps to ease these symptoms. It’s the first and only TED treatment approved by the FDA, and is sold under ophthalmologic prescription. Would you like to know if you are eligible for this…