Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing the world clearly without fumbling for your glasses or popping in your contacts. That’s the dream LASIK promises! But, like all good things, there’s a catch. Not everyone can jump on the LASIK bandwagon as soon as they want to, especially when age is a deciding factor.… Read more
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5 Things to Know Before Getting Laser Eye Surgery
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Thinking about ditching your glasses or contacts for good? You’re not alone! Laser eye surgery, particularly LASIK, is becoming a go-to solution for vision correction. But before you book your appointment, there are some key things you should know to make an informed decision. 1. Understanding the Procedure What is LASIK and How Does it… Read more
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Is Lasik Surgery Right For You?
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Are you tired of fumbling for your glasses first thing in the morning? Do contact lenses feel more like a chore than a convenience? If so, you’re not alone. Many people are considering LASIK surgery as a way to achieve clear, hassle-free vision. With increasing popularity and high success rates, LASIK is becoming a go-to… Read more
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Does Laser Eye Surgery Hurt? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
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Thinking about improving your vision with LASIK but worried about the pain? You’re not alone! Many potential candidates for laser eye surgery share the same concern. After all, your eyes are one of the most sensitive parts of your body, so you’ll want to know everything you can before diving in. We’re here to explain… Read more
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The 3 Different Types of Astigmatism
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Let’s talk about astigmatism—a mouthful to say, but a common vision issue that impacts millions globally. With 1 in 3 people dealing with some form of astigmatism, delving into the details of astigmatism is key for anyone serious about taking care of their eyes. Understanding Astigmatism Astigmatism isn’t a disease, but a vision condition that… Read more
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How Long Does LASIK Last? A Comprehensive Guide for Vision Seekers
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For those contemplating LASIK, a common question lingers in the back of their minds: how long does LASIK last? This surgical marvel, which promises to rid you of glasses or contacts, is an investment in your sight and can be truly life-changing. Although you might have a lot of questions, one thing is clear—understanding the… Read more
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Contact Lenses and “Forever Chemicals”
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Contact lenses are a popular vision correction option that many people use to improve their eyesight. At EyeSight Hawaii we provide a full range of contact lens options for our patients. However, it’s important to note that contact lenses themselves are not considered forever chemicals. Forever chemicals, also known as per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS),… Read more
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What are the advantages of the NuLids dry eye over other treatments?
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NuLids is a dry eye device designed to provide relief for individuals suffering from dry eye syndrome. Clinical data have shown NuLids to be a very effective dry eye treatment (https://jdryeyedisease.com/index.php/JDED/article/view/25). It offers several advantages that can help alleviate symptoms and improve overall eye health. Here are some of the key advantages of the NuLids… Read more
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Are Eye Drops safe to use?
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In general, when used as directed, eye drops are considered safe to use. However, like any medication or product, there can be potential risks and side effects associated with their use. It’s important to follow the instructions provided by your eye care professional or the manufacturer of the eye drops. At EyeSight Hawaii we are… Read more
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Lasik surgery vs PRK: Pros and Cons of Each Procedure
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When pondering types of laser eye surgeries, LASIK is the first to come to mind for many people, however, Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK) is another type of laser eye surgery that was created before LASIK. Both LASIK and PRK are popular in part because they can help people who wear glasses or contact lenses cut back… Read more