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Why so Blue?
Behind everything we see, there is light. Wavelengths of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet enter the eye simultaneously. They travel through the ocular structure to land on the retina. Here, these multiple hues combine to create white light. Sunlight is a prime example. We see it as white light, but it’s got ... read more
Get the Scoop on Botox
Botox. You have heard of it. In fact, you may have heard so much about this particular anti-aging product that you feel a bit behind the power curve when it comes to your aesthetic routine. You’re not. We meet with people all the time, men and women alike, who are just starting to see the ... read more
For the last two decades, LASIK procedures have been some of the most commonly performed corrective eye surgeries around. More than 50 million LASIK procedures have been conducted over the years, and statistics show a 90% success rate; and yet, many people are still hesitant to obtain this treatment to reduce or eliminate their reliance ... read more
As we head straight into a beautiful Springtime, that has many people heading straight to their pharmacy for allergy medicine. There is no doubt that the itchy, watery, red eyes that occur when you come into contact with an allergen can be frustrating. What would be worse, though, is treating what you think is an ... read more
Has 3D Entertainment got you Wondering?
3D entertainment has historically been a treat for kids of all ages. You may have to attend a screening of a 3D movie during your childhood, feeling oh so special with that plastic, blue and red glasses over your eyes. Maybe you passed down the magic of the modern-day 3D movie by taking your family ... read more
Let your Light Shine
Light. It is what we rely on to see. At the same time, the amount of light that enters the eye, and the way in which light enters the eye, could create an issue with strain. Eye strain is a common enough problem in our high-tech society. We don't need to exacerbate the problem, and ... read more
Should you Have your Eyes Dilated?
When you schedule your eye exam, you may think of little more than what time is the best time for your visit. We think about the details of your assessment, such as whether or not we should observe ocular structures while your pupils are dilated. Our recommendation to dilate your eyes for your exam may ... read more
Winterizing your Eyes
Summertime is typically the season during which we think more frequently about our eye health and how to protect it for the long term. It is important to understand that changes in weather, particularly from hot to cold, can lead to unexpected and uncomfortable conditions. The sun may be less intense during the winter - ... read more
Pumpkin: Superfood with a Smile
Pumpkin is a scrumptious treat that we love to see on our plates during Thanksgiving dinner. The widespread love of all things pumpkin continues to spread, and now our offices and homes seem permeated with the warm, inviting scent of this Fall fruit. Pumpkin isn't just yummy, it's also good for us. This means we ... read more
Eye Redness Causing Irritated Nerves? Here's what you can do!
Pasadena Eye Associates provides comprehensive ophthalmic services to patients of all ages. We hate to say we've seen it all, but some days it does feel like we have! This is good, because our experience with the common and not-so-common situations affords us the insight to diagnose and treat problems quickly and successfully. We understand ... read more