May is Myopia Month Myopia is nearsightedness. Learn more about myopia from the link below! Myopia (Nearsightedness) Information from AOA.org Our Office Comprehensive Eyecare in a Professional and Friendly Atmosphere At Advanced Eyecare Optometry, the doctors are thoroughly trained in the detecti...

Springtime is upon us with colorful trees, bushes, flowers, blossoms and itchy eyes. Taking care of your eyesight during the springtime is just as important as the rest of the year. Springtime care poses certain problems though, especially if you have allergies or seasonal allergies. Here are som...

What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can cause vision loss and blindness by damaging a nerve in the back of your eye called the optic nerve.  The symptoms can start so slowly that you may not notice them. The only way to find out if you have it is to get […]

It’s easy to take your eyesight for granted – until something happens to threaten it. This throws vision’s importance into sharp relief. Here are the five most common eye problems affecting your vision and shares tips for preserving your eyesight. 1. Cataract The problem: Light rays from o...

It’s difficult to know if or when your child needs to see an eye care provider. But most experts agree that eye exams — performed during regular well-child visits — help protect your children’s vision and provide useful information about his or her eye health.Children’s vision health begins...

Just because its wintertime doesn’t mean you shouldn’t worry about your eye health. During the winter months, you bundle up under scarves and sweaters and switch to a richer moisturizer, but how much attention do you pay to wintertime eye health? Dry air and harsh winds are among the irritants th...

We’re busy enough as it is. So, when minor health annoyances strike, it’s tempting to brush them off as nothing to worry about. A trip to the doctor? What a pain. But, when it comes to your eyes, the real pain could come in not listening to what they’re telling you. Even something like pink...

In between dead grass and snow puddles, we’ll soon glimpse the first signs of spring: Butter-colored daffodils, perking their petals and welcoming us to sunnier times. These flowers are such an inspiring sight to see that we’ll likely forget the two eyes that actually, well, saw it. What if your ...