What Causes Nearsightedness?
If you’ve noticed that it’s easier to see objects up close than those in the distance, you may be experiencing nearsightedness, also known as myopia. This common vision condition can affect your daily life, making tasks like driving or watching a movie more difficult. Understanding what may contribute to nearsightedness can help you make informed… Read More
Are Lifestyle Lenses an Option If I Have Astigmatism?
If you’re exploring cataract surgery options and also have astigmatism, you might be wondering whether lifestyle lenses could be a solution for you. These advanced intraocular lenses (IOLs) are designed to not only replace the clouded natural lens removed during cataract surgery, but also to potentially reduce your dependence on glasses or contact lenses. For… Read More
Can Increasing Water Intake Help With Dry Eyes
If you’ve been struggling with dry, itchy, or irritated eyes, you might wonder whether drinking more water could help. While it’s not a cure-all, increasing your water intake may play a meaningful role in supporting eye moisture and comfort. Understanding how hydration and eye health are connected could guide you toward simple steps that may… Read More
How Retinal Diseases Affect Night Vision
Night vision plays a crucial role in our daily lives, from driving at night to safely navigating dimly lit environments. However, retinal diseases can severely impair this ability, making low-light conditions particularly challenging. At Palm Beach Eye Center in West Palm Beach, FL, we specialize in diagnosing and treating various retinal conditions that affect night… Read More
Eye Health Issues That Can Be Identified with Routine Exams
You already know that routine eye exams are important in monitoring your eyesight and updating your prescription. However, you might not know that evaluating your eye health is equally important. Many eye diseases and vision problems develop without obvious symptoms, making early diagnosis crucial. At Palm Beach Eye Center, we focus on both optimal vision… Read More
Managing Eye Health for Screen-Heavy Lifestyles
In today’s digital age, screens are an unavoidable part of our lives. Whether for work, communication, or entertainment, we often spend hours staring at computers, tablets, and smartphones. While convenient, this screen-heavy lifestyle can lead to a range of eye health issues, from dryness and fatigue to more serious long-term effects. At Palm Beach Eye… Read More
Can I Prevent Eye Damage from Diabetes?
At Palm Beach Eye Center, our passion is preserving eye health. This becomes particularly important for our patients with diabetes because they have an increased risk of eye disease. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained ophthalmologist, Dr. George Khouri, expertly leads our team as we help patients manage diabetes and eye diseases. Wondering whether you can avoid… Read More
Signs that Your Eye Floaters May Need Medical Attention
Eye floaters are one of the issues our patients ask about most often. It’s understandable, as around 70% of people experience them at some point. At Palm Beach Eye Center, our elite board-certified and fellowship-trained ophthalmologist Dr. George Khouri expertly evaluates and treats floaters in our state-of-the-art West Palm Beach office. While floaters are often… Read More
Here’s Why You Should Ask Your Family About Eye Health
Your family health history can offer valuable insights into your eye health. It can alert you to your potential risk for certain eye conditions. When it comes to eye health, understanding your family’s genetic predispositions and past experiences can safeguard your vision for the future. Dr. George Khouri of Palm Beach Eye Center explains below…. Read More
What Is Astigmatism and How Is It Different From Other Refractive Errors?
When it comes to vision, various refractive errors can affect clarity and focus. Astigmatism is one such common condition that differs from other refractive errors. It has unique characteristics and needs different treatment approaches. This post from Dr. George Khouri of Palm Beach Eye Center will briefly discuss this condition and its solution.