Category Archives: Dry Eye

  1. Dry Eyes After Menopause

    Menopause is a natural part of the aging process that marks the end of your menstrual cycle. During menopause, your body produces less androgen, progesterone, and estrogen, causing a host of uncomfortable symptoms – including hot flashes, sweating, insomnia, and for some women, dry eyes. Symptoms of Dry Eyes Dry eyes can be unpleasant, and…

  2. 10 Warning Signs of Age-Related Eye Problems

    Vision problems are a common, if not inevitable, part of the aging process. Some issues are annoying, while others are eye diseases that may lead to blindness if left untreated. Early detection is the secret to solving eye problems before they increase in severity. However, this can only come through regular eye examinations and looking…

  3. Myopia: Is There A Cure for Nearsightedness?

    Myopia is defined as a problem seeing things far away. Although nearsightedness affects all ages, the constant use of digital screens on smartphones, tablets, and computers has increased its risk with children. But you might ask – if you or your children struggle with nearsightedness, is there a cure? Since the advent of smartphones and…

  4. Bladed vs. Bladeless Lasik

    There seems to be some confusion about bladed and bladeless Lasik. You would think the procedures have vast differences in performance and results. But a more accurate comparison is simple. The difference is only how your surgeon performs the step to create the corneal flap. Other than that, the surgeries are essentially the same. Although…

  5. Protecting Your Eye Health While You Work

    The type of work you perform has an impact on the level of risk your eyes may endure. Whether it’s from injury or health issues, you should take the proper precautions to protect your eyes. This is true whether your work involves physical labor or sitting behind a desk. Preventing Workplace Injuries Jobs like manufacturing,…

  6. How Chronic Dry Eye Sufferers Avoid Computer Eye Strain

    Dry eye leads to computer eye strain, and computer eye strain can make dry eyes worse. Let us help you break this endless cycle of ocular discomfort. We’re sharing our tips for avoiding dry eyes and eye strain when using electronic devices.  Need more help? Call Will Vision and Laser Centers at 877-542-3937 to schedule…

  7. Stay Hydrated for Healthier Eyes

    When your eyes lose moisture and become dry, they are prone to many problems. Dehydration may cause irritation, redness, itching, eye strain and make you feel and look tired. The best way to combat these effects is to keep yourself and your eyes well hydrated. Your eyes are important not only because they provide a…

  8. LASIK cures Dry Eye

    No More Dry Eye After LASIK

    Dry eyes can be itchy and an annoyance, not to mention, bad for you if you continually rub your eyes. While dry eye is rare post LASIK procedure, it can sometimes occur! What is the best way to avoid dry eye after your LASIK surgery? We have some answers for you! At Will Vision & Laser Centers, we use the…

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    What Is Dry Eye?

    Tears are essential for good eye health. They lubricate and clean the eye with each and every blink. Unfortunately, some people develop a condition known as dry eye where they lack sufficient tears or have poor quality tears. This can leave the eyes feeling irritated, gritty, or burning. Left untreated, dry eyes can lead to…

  10. Dry Eye Spa WIll Vision & Laser Centers

    Come Visit Our Dry Eye Spa

    How Does the Dry Eye Spa Treat Dry Eyes? Dry eyes are often caused by Meibomian gland dysfunction. This gland adds oil to the tears, helping to lubricate and hydrate the eyes. If the gland is blocked, it can reduce tear quality, leading to dry eyes. At our Dry Eye Spa, we use a special…