The Eye Care Blog

Now a days cosmetic eye surgery has become very effective to reduce or even eliminate one’s reliance on glasses or contact lenses.

Dry eye syndrome is one of the most common eye ailments. According to various estimates, it affects 10 percent to 30 percent of the world’s population, including 10 million to 14 million Americans — mostly older women. Symptoms include eyes that burn or sting, blurred vision, frequent blinking, light sensitivity or a sandy or gritty [...]

The Korea Center for Disease Control and Prevention warned that keratoconjunctivitis (”pink eye”) and acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis is spreading quickly among a growing number of people in Korea.

In a new study by the National Eye Institute Refractive Error Quality of Life (RQL) Instrument, it is found that though the vast majority of patients who has undergone through a Lasik surgery, experience no long-term complications of the surgery, a small percentage find themselves with permanent visual defects that are difficult to treat and [...]

Month of August has been declared as “Children’s Eye and Safety Month” as well as “Cataract Awareness Month” by the nation’s leading volunteer eye health and safety organization, Prevent Blindness America.

Sometime it becomes very difficult for contact lens users to find out a proper guide of handling contact lens. Here are some important tips for successful lens wear and care.

We have been hearing some myths about eye care from our childhood and we sometimes are guided by those. So it is very necessary for all of us to know the actual truth behind these myths to take better care of not only our eyes but also that of our children. Some of the famous [...]