If you’re preparing for PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) surgery, knowing what to expect after PRK can make a big difference in easing anxiety and setting the right expectations. Unlike LASIK, PRK …
Learn MoreDry eye can make vision look fuzzy or inconsistent when the tear film becomes uneven or evaporates too quickly. The eye’s surface may not focus light smoothly, screens may become …
Learn MoreEye twitching usually comes from everyday triggers such as stress, fatigue, caffeine, digital eye strain, dry eye, or allergies. These small eyelid spasms, called eyelid myokymia, often stop within a …
Learn MoreYou’re halfway through your workday when your eyes start to sting. Sound familiar? The screen goes slightly blurry, and no amount of blinking seems to help. You may be experiencing …
Learn MoreThis article was medically reviewed for accuracy by Mario A. Caballero, OD of Southwest Eye Institute. What Does an Eye Strain Headache Feel Like? Most people describe a dull, pressure-like …
Learn MoreIf you’re considering LASIK, one of your biggest questions may be: How long is LASIK recovery time? Most of our patients notice improved vision soon after surgery and can return …
Learn MoreSunglasses after cataract surgery help reduce uncomfortable brightness and protect your eyes outdoors. Wear UV-blocking sunglasses during recovery as directed by your surgeon, and continue using them outdoors afterward for …
Learn MorePhotophobia causes can range from dry eye and migraine to inflammation, corneal injuries, cataracts, medication effects, and other medical conditions. Photophobia does not mean someone is afraid of light. It …
Learn MoreThe best foods for glaucoma don’t cure the condition, but they can help protect your optic nerve and support eye health. Research indicates that diets rich in fruits, vegetables, whole …
Learn MoreLearn the common signs of cataracts, how symptoms can affect daily life, and when to schedule a medical eye exam with Southwest Eye Institute in El Paso or Las Cruces. …
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