Recent posts
Taking the Right Approach to Cataracts
Cloudy, blurred vision that is caused by thickening and stiffening of the eye's lens is referred to as a cataract. Technically, cataracts are deposits of protein that accumulate over time. As buildup worsens, so does vision. Ultimately, there is the potential for vision loss. Long before that time, however, the consequences of cataracts can be ... read more
Say Goodbye to Under Eye Bags
In the past decade, the world of aesthetic medicine has grown substantially. Here at Pasadena Eye Associates, patients can find solutions to some of the most concerning signs of aging that affect the face. One of those signs is under eye bags. Do my Eyes Need Liposuction? Fat is something that we tend to think ... read more
Glaucoma Management in a Few Simple Steps
A substantial number of people in our country are affected by glaucoma. The danger of this eye disease is that its effects are silent, at least for some time. In many cases, glaucoma is not even a blip on the radar until the optic nerve has been so significantly damaged that vision is disrupted. Our ... read more
The Aging Eyes: Are your Habits a Factor?
Eye health may not be something that we consider on a daily basis. However, research is uncovering a number of different ways that our daily habits may be causing premature aging in this very important aspect of health. Sun exposure. Typically, we consider how exposure to UV rays may affect our skin. Most often, this ... read more
Are your Eyes Ready for Summer?
There are numerous ways that you may prepare for summer; planning vacations or babysitters for the kids on break from school. Because your eyes may be exposed to different irritants during the summer months, a vital part of getting ready for summer is to determine how you can protect your eyes, and thus your long-term ... read more
Dry eyes. We all experience them from time to time. Maybe we spend too many hours in front of the computer, or nose-deep in a good book. On such occasions, irritation may be remedied with rest or with a few drops of artificial tears. What we are discovering through research is that dry eye disease ... read more
Cataract removal surgery is nothing new. However, the way that ophthalmologists approach this procedure has evolved thanks to innovative medical advances. Rather than replace clouded lenses with a standard monofocal lens, or IOL, physicians can now customize this replacement lens to each individual patient. A monofocal lens is customized for distance vision only. In order ... read more