Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist is committed to helping you see clearly through our various vision correction methods. In addition to our high-quality eyeglasses, we also offer premium contact lenses that offer numerous benefits:
Things You Need to Know About Amblyopia
Your visual and nervous systems coordinate with each other to provide your sense of sight. Your eyes detect light patterns and send them to the brain for interpretation. When their teamwork fails, however, you may develop a visual developmental disorder known as amblyopia. For your understanding, your expert optometrist at Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist explains further: [Read more…]
4 Common Qualities of a Good LASIK Candidate
At Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist, we provide various vision correction methods to help you see better. In addition to prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses, we also offer LASIK pre- and postoperative services, in cooperation with TLC Laser Eye Centers ® in Tysons Corner. This includes performing a thorough evaluation to determine if you’re a good candidate for this procedure. Here are four basic criteria you need to meet to be eligible for LASIK: [Read more…]
When Should You See an Optometrist or Ophthalmologist?
Your sense of sight is a complex process that involves a high level of coordination between your visual and nervous systems. When it comes to seeking treatment for various eye conditions, should you seek help from an optometrist or an ophthalmologist? In today’s post, Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist explains the difference between these two types of eye care specialists: [Read more…]
All About the Think About Your Eyes Campaign
Surveys show that majority of the U.S. population puts emphasis on taking care of their visual health. Only a few, however, are actually taking steps to properly care for their eyes. This prompted the American Optometric Association (AOA) to launch its Think About Your Eyes (TAYE) campaign. Let Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist, your provider of high-quality eyeglasses, discuss it in detail. [Read more…]
Keratoconus 101: Risk Factors, Symptoms, and Management
The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped structure covering the front part of your eyes. It is primarily responsible for bending light rays that enter your eyes toward the retina. Tiny and delicate protein fibers help hold your cornea in place. When these fibers weaken, your cornea may gradually thin out, resulting in a condition known as keratoconus. Let your expert eye doctor from Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist talk about it in detail. [Read more…]
The Truth Behind 5 Common Vision Myths
Your eyes are some of the most delicate organs in your body, which is why it’s important to take good care of them. In today’s post, your expert eye doctor debunks five common myths about your visual health:
Answering Frequently Asked Questions About Pink Eye
Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is an eye infection that can commonly occur during warm seasons. The condition develops when the protective membrane (conjunctiva) covering your eyelids and sclera becomes irritated or infected. With summer fast approaching, your trusted optometrist from Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist is here to answer some common questions about this condition: [Read more…]
All You Need to Know About the Major Refractive Errors
Refractive errors are caused by structural irregularities in your eyes that impede the light-bending process. There are four types of refractive errors, and your eye doctor can determine which type you have through a comprehensive eye exam. Here, Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist explains the different refractive errors:
Things You Need to Know About Amblyopia
Your visual and neurological systems work together to provide your sense of sight. Light rays enter your eyes and are then sent to the brain for image interpretation. Amblyopia, also known as “lazy eye,” generally arises from a disruption in the coordination between your eyes in your brain. In today’s post, the trusted eye doctor at Clearfinity Eyecare Optometrist discusses amblyopia:
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