Glasses are the standard solution for people with presbyopia who want a better vision. But now, with the new technology of multifocal lenses, it is not the only one. Multifocal lenses operate in concentric circles in front of our … Read more
A study conducted at Ohio State University by Jennifer Swingle Fogt and colleagues, showed that visual performance using multifocal glasses and contact lenses is statistically the same. The study involved 24 patients who were tested for response time, peripheral visual … Read more
Keratoconus is an ocular condition in which the normal structure (shape) of the cornea gradually thins, creating a conical type of cornea and resulting in a gradual increase in astigmatism. It is a condition that usually occurs in the … Read more
The most common way to improve your vision is with the use of glasses that are for myopia, presbyopia or multifocal. With the development of modern technology, we now have a second solution for people who want to improve … Read more
Scleral contact lenses are being manufactured by oxygen-permeable materials, with a diameter slightly larger than the soft contact lenses’, so that they can be applied on the sclera (the white of the eye), which has far fewer nerve endings … Read more
Keratoconus results in a gradual increase of astigmatism (abnormal astigmatism) and myopia until the age when its development stops. It is an optical condition that starts in most cases at the age of 15-20 years and develops until about … Read more
Keratoconus is an optical condition in which the cornea i.e., the transparent tissue at the front of the iris, shows a greater curvature in one area and is often thinner. This can be accompanied by blurred and distorted vision, … Read more
