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Back Optic Zone Diameter in Orthokeratology

The Back Optic Zone Diameter (BOZD) in orthokeratology is a parameter that dictates the lens fit and potential treatment efficacy. It refers to the diameter of the central back part of the ortho-k lens, responsible for reshaping the cornea to correct refractive errors. BOZD selection is essential for optimal treatment outcomes.

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Low Dose Atropine

Atropine is a prescription medication that's been used for over a century by eyecare practitioners to dilate the pupil. 

Low Dose Atropine Eye Drops for Myopia Management

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Atropine Eye Drops

Stellest vs Miyosmart Comparison

Stellest and Miyosmart are both innovative lenses designed to manage and control the progression of myopia in children. However, they employ different technologies and approaches.

Stellest vs Miyosmart Spectacle Lenses for Myopia Management Comparison

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Miyosmart vs Stellest comparison

Recommended Restaurants & Cafes

Craving something delicious? Check out my handpicked list of restaurants and cafes that I enjoy :)

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Where Can I Donate My Old Glasses?

Interested in donating your used eyeglasses? Find accredited organizations and locations where your contribution can aid those in need of vision correction.

Donate-Glasses

Lighting & Blue Light Filter Advice for Eyes

How have you found moving into your home office due to the COVID pandemic? I've had some lovely patients ask me about lighting, and I just wanted to share with you some simple information to help your eyes feel more comfortable and reduce eye strain.

Lighting & Blue Light Filter Advice For Eyes 

Despite widespread misinformation, there's no evidence that normal amounts of blue light from excessive screen use harm your eyes. The blue light exposure from devices is much less than what you get from sunlight. Eye strain may result from various factors like taking breaks, blinking more, wearing appropriate glasses, using quality lenses, and managing dryness. An optometrist can assess your needs and recommend solutions such as glasses, eye drops, blink exercises, or a blue filter. Reliable sources from CHOICE and reputable optometrists and ophthalmologists provide further insights on this topic.

WHAT ABOUT BLUE LIGHT? IS IT HARMFUL?

BLUE LIGHT

Lighting-Blue-Light

Punctal-Occlusion

Learn about punctal occlusion, a medical procedure aimed at retaining eye moisture and managing dry eye symptoms. Understand its methodology, benefits, and indications for a comprehensive view of this treatment option.

After using any medicated eye drops, whether it's an antibiotic, steroid, antihistamine, or myopia management medication such as atropine 0.05%, please make sure that you close your eyes tightly or hold a tissue on the inner corners of your eyes afterwards to improve the efficacy of the medication and reduce the chance of systemic side effects from drainage down through your nose then throat.

Why Is Punctal Occlusion Necessary With Some Eye Drops?

Punctal Occlusion

Why do a Dilated Eye Exam (Dilation)?

Read on to understand the importance of undergoing a dilated eye exam, a critical diagnostic procedure for comprehensive ocular evaluation. This examination allows for an in-depth assessment of eye health and early identification of potential vision-threatening conditions.

Dilated Eye Exam

Cataracts

When the normally clear lens inside your eye becomes cloudy, this is known as a cataract. Having a cataract is like looking through a dirty window and is a leading cause of vision impairment. While most cataracts are found in people aged over 50, cataracts can also occur at younger ages.

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a non-invasive imaging test. OCT uses light waves to take cross-section pictures of your retina.
With OCT, your ophthalmologist (or optometrist) can see each of the retina’s distinctive layers. This allows your ophthalmologist (or optometrist) to map and measure their thickness...

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Sun protection for our eyes?

Discover the significance of sun protection for ocular health. Learn about the potential risks of UV exposure to the eyes and explore various protective measures, such as UV-blocking sunglasses and wide-brimmed hats, to mitigate these risks effectively.