Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on December 11, 2023
LASIK eye surgery is a popular procedure that can correct vision problems like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. While the procedure may only take fifteen minutes, the recovery process can last several weeks as the eyes heal and adjust. The good news is that following proper post-op care can help you have a comfortable recovery with… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on December 4, 2023
Christmas is the season of giving, and what better gift to give someone you love than the gift of clear vision? Better eyesight contributes to a better quality of life and helps create memories to last a lifetime. LASIK surgery is a thoughtful gift idea that shows you care about your loved one’s health and… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on December 1, 2023
As we approach 2024, it’s exciting to think about how LASIK and eye care have advanced in the past year and where technology could take us in the new year, new decade, and beyond. Here are several ways vision care improved over the years and a few trends that could influence better care in the… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on November 21, 2023
Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate with family and friends, honor what makes us grateful and share a feast of traditional and family dishes. But some of the foods you eat on Thanksgiving aren’t mere comfort foods: They can also benefit your eyesight. As you dish your favorite holiday comfort foods, know that there are… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on November 14, 2023
LASIK has a high safety and satisfaction rating among patients, and most people achieve 20/20 vision or better after the surgery. If LASIK is on your wish list but you’re not sure you can afford it, this article may be encouraging for you. LASIK is an elective procedure that is not covered by most insurance… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on November 1, 2023
Eyes are very complicated organs. They allow you to see things at different distances, track movement, distinguish between colors and contrast levels, and even function in low light. However, they are also very fragile. Smoking is a habit that affects your health across the board. The risk of lung disease, heart disease, and many other… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on October 16, 2023
If you have diabetes, it is important to manage your blood sugar to reduce your risk of developing diabetic eye disease. This is also important if you are considering LASIK surgery. Let’s look at 7 ways to manage your diabetes so you may be an ideal candidate for laser vision correction. First, there are two… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on October 4, 2023
Glaucoma is a dangerous eye condition that can cause a variety of symptoms and can permanently damage your vision if left untreated. There are many different types of glaucoma. Keep reading to learn more about narrow angle glaucoma! What Is Glaucoma? Glaucoma often occurs when the pressure inside your eye becomes higher than normal, which… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on October 3, 2023
October is “Contact Lens Safety Month,” so don’t let your contact lenses become one of the scary parts of the Halloween reverie. Here are 7 frightful facts about contact lenses and how you can lower all the spookiest risks. 1. Contact lenses can cause eye ulcers when not cleaned and handled properly. This is a… Read More
Posted by: Missouri Eye Institute in Blog on September 20, 2023
Healthy Aging Eye Month is an observance during the month of September to raise awareness about eye health and aging. As people get older, they are more likely to develop eye diseases such as glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which can cause vision loss. However, there are ways to protect your vision and prevent… Read More
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