Eye Conditions

Smokey eyes… The term is most commonly used to describe sultry, attractive eyes—something that’s most usually achieved when describing ways to use makeup.

Blepharitis is a common problem that affects many people. While it’s not usually serious, it causes redness, watery eyes, and soreness when it flares up.

In short, the answer to this is yes—you can live without having cataract treatment.

Photokeratitis is a reasonably common condition, affecting around 34% of Americans every year.

Cataracts are generally associated with aging, although there are other—rarer—types that can occur in children and babies.

Ocular (retinal) migraines cause short-lived vision changes in one eye when blood flow to the retina briefly drops. Learn the causes, triggers, symptoms, treatment, and when sudden vision loss is a medical emergency.