Nutrients for Eye Health: Feed Your Vision With The Eye-Love Diet
The nutrients for eye health that you eat every day do much more than fuel your body. They also help protect your vision now and in the future. Specific vitamins, …
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Protecting Your Vision at Work
Medically reviewed by West Texas Eye Associates Medical Staff That’s right! March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, highlighting the importance of protecting your vision at work. From construction to office …
Learn MoreHyperopia Treatment Options: Glasses, Contacts, and Surgery
Hyperopia treatment options include prescription glasses, contact lenses, laser vision correction, and lens-based procedures. The right choice depends on your prescription, age, eye health, and vision goals. Hyperopia, commonly called …
Learn MoreDiabetic Retinopathy Stages and Symptoms
The stages and symptoms of diabetic retinopathy can be difficult to recognize because retinal damage may begin before your eyesight noticeably changes. People with diabetes in Lubbock and throughout West …
Learn MoreHow To Know If You Are a Good Candidate for LASIK Eye Surgery
Around 800,000 Americans undergo laser vision correction surgeries each year. These elective procedures repair common vision problems like nearsightedness and farsightedness. Some people never need to wear contact lenses or …
Learn MoreHow Do I Know if I’m at Risk for Glaucoma?
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you use your full range of senses to interact with the world and each contributes to the richness of your life experience. However, …
Learn MoreWhat Prescription Is Too Bad for LASIK?
What prescription is too bad for LASIK? There is no single prescription cutoff that applies to every patient. LASIK candidacy depends on the strength and type of your prescription, but …
Learn MoreWhat is the Difference Between LASIK and ICL?
Many of our patients come to us asking about LASIK eye surgery to improve their vision. Since not everyone is a great candidate for LASIK, we then get questions about …
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