For many patients in their 40s and 50s, one of the first signs of aging eyes is the frustrating loss of near vision. Known as presbyopia, this condition makes it harder to read menus in dim restaurants, check text messages, or enjoy a good book without reaching for reading glasses. While presbyopia is a natural…
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Qlosi™: A New Gateway Treatment for Presbyopia
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10 Warning Signs of Age-Related Eye Problems
Yes, eye problems often come with aging. While some issues might just be annoying, others can be serious eye diseases that could lead to blindness if not treated properly. The good news? Spotting vision problems early makes a huge difference. That’s why regular eye exams and knowing what to watch for are so important. So,…
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Bladed vs. Bladeless Lasik
There seems to be some confusion about bladed and bladeless Lasik. You would think the procedures have vast differences in performance and results. But a more accurate comparison is simple. The difference is only how your surgeon performs the step to create the corneal flap. Other than that, the surgeries are essentially the same. Although…
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Senior Vision and Driving: Safety Tips for Seniors in Portland and Vancouver
With increasing age comes an inevitable decline in vision, a reality that presents challenges specifically for senior citizens, or those upwards of 60 years old. For those in this age bracket, and for their loved ones, there may be increasing concerns as to their safety when driving with eyes that are more prone to vision…
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Presbyopia After 40: Symptoms and Treatments Explained
Presbyopia is a common vision condition that usually occurs beginning around age 40, when the eye’s natural lens loses its flexibility, making focusing up close more difficult. People with presbyopia experience blurred near vision when reading, using the computer or reading text messages. While presbyopia is inevitable, there are several ways to restore near vision lost…
