by Gina | Oct 6, 2021 | Featured-bottom
Looking back on 2020…If you weren’t working long hours on the computer before the pandemic, the likelihood is that you now are. Long hours on the computer often equates to all sorts of eye issues. Who knew that one of the unintended hazards of social distancing would...
by Gina | Sep 3, 2021 | Featured-bottom
Our eyes are organs which function to receive and focus light and then transforms that photic energy to signals that are sent to the brain. The visual process starts as light enters the cornea, through the aqueous humor and on to the lens, then through the central...
by Gina | Aug 5, 2021 | Featured-bottom
For years I have been treating dry eye and feeling like there was something . . . missing. I knew there was more I could be doing for more dry eye patients. Turns out – it was as simple as light all along! And it’s finally here! Can you feel my excitement?...
by Gina | Jul 22, 2021 | Featured-bottom
by Gina | Jul 6, 2021 | Featured-bottom
Last summer I spent a morning of my beach vacation driving 20 minutes inland to an optometrist’s office so we could dig sand out of my 7 year old’s eye. Me – the eye doctor! The irony was not lost on me. And while it was nice to meet a colleague, this was...
by Gina | May 26, 2021 | Featured-bottom
The incredible progress made in the management and maintenance of clear corneas has been inspiring. In my career we have gone from primitive treatments to try to restore sight to advanced micro-surgical and medical management that seems almost like a dream. The cornea...
