FAQs and information about vision correction
Everything you need to know about our practice and procedures
Can you have lens replacement with dry eyes?
Thinking about lens replacement but have dry eyes? Dry eye doesn’t mean no surgery, but care comes first. Read our latest blog to learn why.
Can you use dry eye drops after cataract surgery?
Dry, sore eyes after cataract surgery? Dry eye drops can help comfort and healing. Read our latest blog to learn when and how to use them.
Do dry eyes affect vision?
Blurry vision that comes and goes? Dry eyes could be the cause. Read our latest blog to learn how dry eyes affect vision and what can help.
Do dry eyes cause bloodshot eyes?
Red or bloodshot eyes that won’t go away? Dry eyes could be the reason. Read our latest blog to learn why and how treatment can help.
Can you have dry eye in one eye?
Dry eye in just one eye? Yes, it’s more common than you think. Read our latest blog to learn why and what to do next.
Can you cure dry eye syndrome?
Can dry eye be cured? While there’s no one-time fix, symptoms can be managed very well. Read our latest blog to learn how.
Can styes cause dry eyes?
Do you get styes and dry eyes? They may be linked through blocked oil glands. Read our latest blog to learn how they connect.
Can PCOS cause dry eyes?
Did you know PCOS can affect your eyes? Hormone changes may lead to dry, sore eyes. Read our latest blog to learn more
Find out if you are suitable for vision correction
Vision correction isn’t suitable for everyone.
The first step is to take the self test so you can find out whether you can benefit.
