5 Signs You Could Be a Good Candidate for LASIK
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
LASIK eye surgery has helped millions of Americans with refractive errors gain more visual freedom. This procedure uses a laser to precisely alter the shape of the cornea, a common cause of blurry vision. The remarkable success of LASIK surgery can be attributed to careful patient screening by providers like Kentucky Eye Institute. By identifying…
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Seeing Clearly: Is 20/15 Vision Good?
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
A number of people in the population will score 20/15 at an eye exam. Is 20/15 vision good? Here is what the optometrist would suggest.
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7 Reasons for Seeing Yellow Spots in Vision
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
A sudden change in your vision can be scary. Check out these seven reasons for seeing yellow spots in vision and learn how to make them stop.
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What Causes Light Sensitivity in Your Eyes?
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
Many people are amazed when they discover how huge the market for eye doctors is. Since 2018, demand for optometrists in the United States alone has been growing at a rate of about 1.8% each year. People now spend more than $22 billion on the services of optometrists every year. Many people end up visiting…
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Your Complete Guide to Myopia Treatment Options
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
Myopia affects 1.6 billion people worldwide. Referred to as shortsightedness, causes blurry vision and a reduced quality of life. There are various treatment options available to help manage this condition. From atropine eye drops to refractive surgery. This complete guide will cover everything you need to know about treating myopia. Whether you’re interested in learning about…
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Optometrist vs Ophthalmologist: What Are the Differences?
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
Did you know that nearly 12 million Americans over 40 suffer from vision impairment? Eye problems are more common than some may think, but knowing how to treat these challenges isn’t always straightforward. Many people who need eye care simply don’t know what kind of doctor they need. An optometrist vs. ophthalmologist? If this sounds familiar, don’t worry….
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Does Your Baby Have Vision Problems? What to Look For
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
Vision problems are no joke. 6.8% of American children have a diagnosed eye or vision condition. Roughly 3% of American children are blind or visually impaired. Some eye conditions surface during a child’s adolescent or teenage years. But many eye conditions show signs when a child is an infant. You can spot signs of vision problems…
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Six Common Vision Problems and How to Treat Them
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
About 12 million people over the age of 40 in the United States have some type of vision impairment. Because vision problems are so common, finding some type of treatment can be life-changing for many people. Do you want to learn more about some of the most common vision problems and how you can treat…
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Telehealth & Virtual Eye Exams: 3 Things to Know
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health,Specialty Care,Vision Care
Telehealth & Virtual Eye Exams: 3 Things to Know In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, eye doctors are looking for ways to serve their patients through virtual eye exams. Many medical professionals are turning to virtual services in order to safely serve their patients while complying with CDC guidelines. At Kentucky Eye Institute, though…
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The Complete Guide on Lasik: What to Expect Plus Lasik Eye Surgery Recovery
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in Vision Care
Over 10 million Americans have had Lasik surgery since it was approved by the FDA over 20 years ago. Since then, the procedure has become better and safer. 96% of people who get Lasik are happy with the outcomes of the surgery. That’s higher than any other elective surgery. So once you get Lasic, what…
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