As spring arrives it is a perfect time to check in with your total wellness. Never forgetting about eye care. Have you seen you ophthalmologist recently? There are many ways to continue to have good vision even as you age, the main preventative action you can take is to regularly schedule exams with your Ophthalmologist!
Read MoreAs spring arrives it is a perfect time to check in with your total wellness. Never forgetting about eye care. Have you seen you ophthalmologist recently? There are many ways to continue to have good vision even as you age, the main preventative action you can take is to regularly schedule exams with your Ophthalmologist!
Read MoreFebruary is national age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and low vision awareness month!
Did you know the most common causes of low vision are age-related macular degeneration (AMD), glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic retinopathy?
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is an eye disease that can blur your central vision. It happens when aging causes damage to the macula — the part of the eye that controls sharp, straight-ahead vision.
Read MoreHow do we maintain a life of prolonged health? We go to the dentist, the doctor, and….the ophthalmologist! Eye care is one of the most essential aspects of living a long, happy life, but yet it is one of the most overlooked avenues when it comes to healthcare. However, did you know that 80% of what we perceive of the world comes from our eyesight alone? So, why not treat it with the utmost importance?
Read MoreResolutions may be a little different this year, we’re talking all things cataract implants, Synergy and Eyehance. These are used for restoring distance and near vision after cataract surgery. The end of the year might be the best time to schedule your surgery so you can begin 2022 with clear vision, mentally and physically!
Read MoreIt’s getting cold out there! Are you wondering how this will affect your eyesight? Many people experience extremely dry eyes in the Winter months. Dry eyes can be defined as a disease that is a common condition that occurs when your tears aren't able to provide adequate lubrication for your eyes.
Read MoreAs we age we will notice changes in our body and one that is very important to keep an eye ;) on is our eyes. When it comes to our eyes, prevention is very important. October is Eye Health and Safety Month!
Read MoreThe month of September is Healthy Aging Month. Want to live an active lifestyle and without possible vision loss? Make sure you visit your eye doctor and get a comprehensive eye exam.
Read MoreWith the vaccine being out, the drop in numbers and more limitations being lifted we are realizing that we can’t preserve our youth like we did from the comforts of our own home.
Read MoreDo you have a frequent feeling of itchiness, like something is in your eye? Do you have difficulty driving at night or a sensitivity to bright lights? Maybe you have red eyes, watery eyes, or sometimes blurred vision? If you are nodding your head yes, then there is a strong possibility that you may be exhibiting signs of dry eyes.
Read MoreWelcome to…The Cataract Breakdown! In conjunction with June being Cataract Awareness Month, Shanbom Eye Specialist wants to provide you the 411 when it comes to cataracts, but this time with a twist- instead of sifting through countless paragraphs of heavy information, we’ve broken up this article into just five easy parts. Let’s get started: What…
Read MoreMay is Healthy Vision Month! In honor of this, we want to walk you through everything you need to know (and do) in order to protect your eyes/vision, as well as sustain its health. Eye Care is just as important as eating healthy and partaking in physical activities. In fact, your eye health and physical…
Read MoreApril is a very special month both for eye health and women’s care. Due to the organization, Prevent Blindness, April is recognized as Women’s Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month. It’s main mission is to help educate women about steps they can take to help prevent vision loss in their future. So join us, in…
Read MoreDo you or someone you know struggle with poor vision due to cataracts but are unclear about your options? Do not worry, you are not alone. Cataracts have a tremendous affect on the United States public yet our education surrounding the subject seems to be lacking. Cataracts aren’t going away anytime soon; in fact they…
Read MoreWhether you’ve already set up your appointment or you are considering a consultation, All Custom LASIK is a great ‘no-blade’ option to rid yourself of contacts or glasses. However, the process can be a bit daunting or confusing without a proper walk thru. So, here is your inside scoop of All Custom Lasik: From Beginning…
Read MoreOver the years, people have been hesitant to consider LASIK options, as well as other corrective eye surgeries such as cataract surgery to fix vision problems. However, with the ever-increasing medical improvements, outside research, and promised COVID safety, people are starting to enter their ophthalmologist offices again. In order to save you some time (and…
Read MoreCOVID-19 is primarily a respiratory infection (affecting the lungs, airways, sinuses, etc), but it has been under speculation that it could also infiltrate the eyes. As of October, scientists move this idea from inference to definitive as direct evidence has been discovered. It is too early to determine what this means for ocular health specifically,…
Read MoreHow do we maintain a life of prolonged health? We go to the dentist, the doctor, and….the ophthalmologist! Eye care is one of the most essential aspects of living a long, happy life, but yet it is one of the most overlooked avenues when it comes to healthcare. However, did you know that 80% of…
Read MoreSeptember marks healthy aging month, and what better way to care for your health than to keep your eyes healthy as you age? Our eyes are one of our most powerful senses and protecting them is of our utmost importance and care at Shanbom Eye Specialists. Odds are you, or someone you love, is in…
Read MoreChances are if you are a glasses or contact wearer, there’s been a point where you have considered LASIK but you might find yourself scared of getting eye surgery. We wouldn’t blame you considering research can often be confusing. It can be difficult to understand the differences between types of LASIK and the technology used….
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