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My eye looks different because of my astigmatism. Anything I can do?
Hi While astigmatism changes the shape of your eye, and this change can affect the clarity of your vision and the intensity of prescription required to bring your vision into READ MORE
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While astigmatism changes the shape of your eye, and this change can affect the clarity of your vision and the intensity of prescription required to bring your vision into focus, it should not actually affect the appearance of your eye as you look it it's reflection in the mirror. If this has been suggested previously I would advise to have it rechecked.
While astigmatism changes the shape of your eye, and this change can affect the clarity of your vision and the intensity of prescription required to bring your vision into focus, it should not actually affect the appearance of your eye as you look it it's reflection in the mirror. If this has been suggested previously I would advise to have it rechecked.
Constant eye floaters--what's wrong?
There are a variety of possible causes for floaters. While most are non-harmful and just from the breakdown or liquifying of the vitreous gel in the back of our eye, some sources READ MORE
There are a variety of possible causes for floaters. While most are non-harmful and just from the breakdown or liquifying of the vitreous gel in the back of our eye, some sources can be harmful, and a dilated eye exam is critical to rule these out. Even if the floaters are not harmful, there is typically a solution for them, the most definitive of which is pars plana vitrectomy surgery. Given this surgery has risks it is only advised for a small subset of patients that are severely impacted by this and a thorough exam with a retina specialist would be required prior to taking this step.
