Understanding Eye Cancer and What You Can Do Eye cancer, also known as ocular cancer, is a rare yet serious condition that can affect different parts of the eye. It may develop as intraocular melanoma, retinoblastoma, or even as metastatic cancer—where the disease has spread from...
January reminds us that it's time to shine a spotlight on an eye condition that affects millions of people worldwide – Glaucoma. January is designated as Glaucoma Awareness Month, and as your trusted eye care providers, we believe it's crucial to raise awareness about this...
As the temperature falls and air grows a little crisper, people of all ages take to the outdoors to enjoy their favorite recreational activities. However, amidst the excitement and adrenaline, it's important not to overlook the safety of our most precious sensory organ—our eyes. October...
Overcoming Common Fears Before Cataract Surgery Cataract surgery is a common and highly effective procedure that restores vision for millions of people every year. Despite its routine nature, it’s completely natural for patients to experience fear or uncertainty beforehand. At Precision Eyes, we understand these emotions...
Contact Lens Habits That May Harm Your Vision Your eyes are among the most delicate parts of your body, which is why you should exercise caution when inserting, removing, or caring for contact lenses. Unfortunately, many contact lens users overlook proper lens care, which can lead...
Did you know that the majority of reported eye injuries occur in the home—during everyday tasks like mowing the lawn, cooking, cleaning, or working in the garage? Your eyes can be permanently injured or damaged by a number of hazards found both inside and outside your...
Approximately 80 million Americans suffer from vision-related issues. Fortunately, there is plenty you can do to preserve and even improve your eye-health. ...