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7 Signs It May Be Time for Cataract Surgery

Nobody wakes up one morning with a cataract. They build slowly, over years, and your brain is remarkably good at...

What's going on, in most cases, is age. The natural lens inside your eye is made mostly of protein and...

So how do you know when a developing cataract has crossed the line from annoyance to something worth treating? After...

CTAK: The Keratoconus Treatment That's Changing What's Possible for Patients Out of Options

If you've been living with keratoconus for a while, you probably know the standard progression. Glasses first, then soft contacts,...

That conversation is starting to change. A procedure called Corneal Tissue Addition Keratoplasty, or CTAK, has emerged as a promising...

A New Lens Just Changed What's Possible for Cataract Patients. Clearview Has It.

Cataract surgery has been one of the safest and most performed procedures in medicine for decades. But the lens that...

The FDA Just Expanded Who Qualifies for EVO ICL. Here's What That Means for You.

If you've been living with blurry vision and assumed that surgery wasn't on the table for you, this is worth...

At Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center, EVO ICL is one of the procedures we're most excited to offer our...

Living with Keratoconus: Practical Strategies to Manage Symptoms and Protect Your Vision

Having keratoconus is a life that involves getting used to a new perspective of the world and with the right...

Pterygium (Surfer’s Eye): Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention in Sunny Climates

By the ophthalmology team at Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center, San Diego

If you have noticed a small, pinkish growth creeping across the white part of your eye, you are not alone....

Diabetic Retinopathy: Early Signs, Stages, and Treatment Options

If you have diabetes, you’ve probably heard warnings about taking care of your eyes. The concern is real, but the...

Diabetic retinopathy is damage to the blood vessels in your retina caused by high blood sugar levels. It’s one of...

This guide walks you through what diabetic retinopathy is, how to recognize early warning signs, the different stages of the...

Eye Emergencies: When to Go to the ER vs Urgent Care

Your vision is irreplaceable. When something goes wrong with your eyes, knowing where to seek help and how quickly can...

Not every eye problem requires a trip to the emergency room, but some absolutely do. Research shows that nearly half...

This guide helps you understand which eye problems demand immediate ER care, which can wait for urgent care or same-day...

Blue Light Glasses: Separating Fact from Marketing Hype

Why Everyone Is Talking About Blue Light Glasses It is difficult to find an optical shop without blue light glasses,...

After teaching my patients about eye health and screen use research for years, I am now ready to guide you...