After dilating drops, eyes take about 20 to 30 minutes to fully dilate, and the effects, blur and light sensitivity, usually wear off in 4 to 6 hours. Here's what dilation does and how to manage it.
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A hyphema is when blood compiles inside the front of the eye. Hyphema is most commonly caused by an injury to the eye.
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Wavefront-guided LASIK (or custom LASIK) is a form of refractive surgery. With this outpatient procedure, a laser is used to reshape your cornea, improving how light rays are focused in the eye.
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If you have low vision, there are many methods to use your remaining sight. There are vision rehabilitation specialists who help you learn to do things in new ways.
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A corneal ulcer is a sore in the cornea that may be open. It usually results from an eye infection. See your ophthalmologist immediately.
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Your visual field is how much you are able to see around you. It consists of your central (front) vision and your peripheral (side) vision.
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