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Dry eye affects an estimated 1 in 5 people. It often flares up without warning and can make day-to-day life a misery.

Every surgical cataract procedure is tailored to the individual. This is because each of us has unique needs.

The US is extremely fortunate to have a wonderful network of great cataract surgeons.

Congenital cataracts—sometimes referred to as pediatric or infantile cataracts—are estimated to be responsible for 5%-20% of childhood blindness across the world.

Experiencing floaters after cataract surgery is fairly common. However, there are some instances where the appearance of the can be a symptom of something more serious that requires attention from your surgeon.

Waking up with eye gunk is usually normal, but excess crust can signal dry eye, blepharitis, or conjunctivitis. Here's what eye gunk is, when to worry, and how to clean it safely.