You can’t hide it – your eyes give you away! Take a look at these 31 flirty tips to discover how your eyes are the most flirtatious form of body language. (Brought to us by Optilase.com) Courtesy of: Optilase.com...
Did you know you can help protect your vision with the foods you eat? By making the right choices at mealtime, you can maintain healthy eyesight. From berries to broccoli to wild salmon, there are thirteen foods that can reduce...
You may have heard that blue light is bad for you. But what does that mean and what can you do to protect yourself? What is blue light? On the electromagnetic spectrum, blue light has a shorter wavelength than other...
Help us celebrate National Sunglasses Day on June 27, 2015 by wearing your sunglasses every time you step outside. Whether it’s a sunny day or a cloudy afternoon, your eyes need the protection that sunglasses provide. You’ll want to chose...
This month’s post about the lasik myths is written by a guest blogger and is approved by Dr. Dave and Dr. Cheryl. Close to 700,000 LASIK procedures are performed every year by qualified eye surgeons. Even though there have been so...
Pink eye is a very common, easily treatable condition that causes the thin covering of the eye and/or the inside of the eyelid to become red and inflamed. If you wear contacts and suspect you have pink eye, you should...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the doctors and staff at All About Eyes! We hope you are enjoying this holiday season! In honor of the classic Christmas film, A Christmas Story, we thought we’d share this online quiz...
Eye injuries are common in adults and children which can lead to partial or full loss of vision. Eye injuries can happen at work, at home, or during recreation. Most eye injuries can be prevented. Watch this 5-minute video to...
Many people over 50 years of age are diagnosed with cataracts. The good news is that cataracts can be treated with out-patient surgery. Wondering what to expect during cataract surgery? Watch this short video to find out about a typical...
Blurred vision can be caused by several different factors resulting in farsighted vision, nearsighted vision, or astigmatism. Learn more about what causes objects to appear blurry by watching this short video....