What Are Tears Made Of? Tears are not simply salty water. Healthy tears are made of three interacting layers—mucin, aqueous fluid, and oil—that work together to protect the surface of the eye and keep vision clear. When the quantity or quality of these layers is disrupted, symptoms of dry eye disease can develop. Aren’t Tears […]
Understanding the Different Types of Corneal Transplants
At SkyVision Centers, we are proud to offer the latest advances in corneal surgery to help restore and improve vision for our patients. The cornea—the clear, front window of the eye—plays a critical role in focusing light and, therefore, in seeing clearly. When the cornea becomes cloudy, scarred, or swollen, vision can become blurred or cloudy. […]
When to Resume Exercise After an Eye Surgery or Injury
Written By: Daniel Porter Reviewed By: J Kevin McKinney MD, G Atma Vemulakonda, MD Mar. 16, 2021 How will eye surgery or an eye condition will impact your fitness routine? That’s a great question! I know you want to stay active, some exercise may do more harm than good. Here are general guidelines that may help you—but […]
Get Up-Close and Personal with Dr. Darrell White After Cataract Surgery
Dr. White had an awesome experience in cataract surgery last week with the newly acquired Ngenuity® 3D Visualization System by Alcon at The Surgery Center in Middleburg Heights, Ohio! Watch this video. […]
FAQ: Cataracts
Think you may be at risk for developing cataracts? Here is an overview of the most frequently asked questions about cataracts, including potential cataract treatment and congenital cataracts. Give our office a call and schedule an appointment to have your questions answered! What are cataracts? Cataracts are a clouding of the eye’s natural lens and […]
Dr. White talks to The Washington Post
You’re not imagining it. Masks can make your eyes feel dry. Here’s what to do. “Mask-associated dry eye” is an emerging phenomenon, but experts say the condition is easily managed and should not be a reason to stop wearing face coverings. Excerpt: The “Ah-ha” moment: The sight of the man’s steamed-up glasses coupled with his […]
Vision Development and Children
Childhood is a critical time for vision development. Nearly 80% of what a child learns in school is presented visually. Arguably making vision the most important of the five senses. Visual skills start developing during pregnancy and continue to evolve and develop as a child grows. Undetected vision problems can cause developmental and educational delays […]
Ophthalmologists Anticipate a School Year Marked by Complaints of Eye Strain
The American Academy of Ophthalmology shares back-to-online school checklist to protect kids’ eyes from too much screen time American Academy of Ophthalmology Aug 13, 2020, 16:59 ET SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — When COVID-19 first shut classrooms in the spring, we got a glimpse into […]
Eye Allergies in Every Season
Eye allergies are caused by the same substances that give you a runny nose and sneezing. Individuals with seasonal allergies typically experience various reactions to their allergens such as sneezing, itchy eyes, or a headache. Symptoms of eye allergies include itching, redness, burning, and clear watery discharge. Additionally, you may notice dark circles under the […]
Dry Eye Awareness Month!
It’s Dry Eye Awareness Month! Listen to Dr. White and other eye doctors talk about their own Dry Eye! It’s Dry Eye Awareness Month! This original video features 10 leading eye doctors – optometrists and ophthalmologists – who both treat and suffer from dry eye disease. Watch and listen as they share their personal and […]
