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Recovery from LASIK is known for being relatively quick and easy. You won't be bed-ridden or dependent on the care of others. You’ll follow a few easy instructions to avoid any infection or injury. You’ll find yourself back to your regular daily activities withi...
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Nov
Next thing you know, it's already the end of the calendar year! When was your last eye exam? No matter your age or physical health, an annual, comprehensive eye exam will help detect any eye problems at an early stage when they are the most treatable. Eye exams not only det...
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The holiday season is a joyous time for many but it can also be a challenging time for diabetics. This is where diabetic eye care is very important. They need to be extra careful to watch their diets, get exercise in and keep stress levels down to keep their diabetes under contro...
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Nov
We are going to open your eyes to LASIK eye surgery! LASIK is the acronym for Laser-Assisted in-Situ Keratomileusis. It is a popular surgery that corrects vision of people who are nearsighted, farsighted or have astigmatism. Dr. Kelly has been performing LASIK since 1996...
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We are all guilty of staring at our computer screens, smartphones, video games, televisions, e-readers or other digital devices for long periods of time. Technology is not going away. Let's discuss how it affects your eyes! Patients of Kelly Vision Center often complain of ...
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Nov
“The eyes are the windows to the soul” is a well-known metaphor, but did you know that the eyes are quite literally a window into a person's overall health? People that do not wear glasses or contacts do not always think that a visit to the eye doctor is necessa...
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Nov
You have been crying since the day you were born and will do so for the rest of your life. Believe it or not humans produce 30 gallons of tears per year. Tears serve one primary purpose and that is to clean and lubricate the eyes. Tears are secreted from the lacrimal glands locat...
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Dry eyes occur when your tear glands don't produce enough tears to lubricate your eyes. This condition can be uncomfortable and painful. There are a number of factors that can cause dry eyes. These include aging, certain medications, environmental factors, contacts, and all...
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A pterygium is a pink, triangle-shaped growth of tissue that starts at the thin tissue of the eye, covers the white part of the eye and extends to the cornea. The growth might spread slowly during your life or stop after a certain point. In extreme cases, it can cover your pupil ...
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Dry eye syndrome affects more than 40 million people in the United States. Dry eye disease is one of the most common reasons that people visit their eye care professional. As an Accredited Dry Eye Center, the staff at Kelly Vision Center is dedicated to providing the highest qual...
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