Floaters are the little specks, flecks of "lint," or semi-transparent veils that float across one's line of vision. They typically "slosh" around when moving your gaze from side to side or up and down, but always return to the same approximate position within your field of vision a...
Cooking with contacts? Still Wearing Contacts and Cooking? That's a Recipe for Disaster You fancy yourself a foodie, so you jumped at the chance to host a dinner party to break in your friend's newly redesigned kitchen. You slaved over the menu that would wow your squad...
PreLex (Presbyopic Lens Exchange) is "The removal and replacement of the natural lens of the eye with any degree of cataract where the goal is to provide uncorrected (no glasses) Distance, Intermediate, and Near (reading) vision." PreLex is best suited to people over the age of 50 who are...
The basic anatomy of the eye is miraculous enough, but there are also a few characters in supporting roles that you should know about. Without them, the light waves would not reach their final destination, and we wouldn't have our precious eyesight. Conjunctiva The conjunctiva is a thin tissue...
When Atlanta residents are diagnosed with cataracts diagnosed at the Woodhams Eye Clinic, many of them are a little nervous about the prospect of undergoing surgery to correct their cataracts. While this is understandable, it's important for you to know that cataract surgery is a common procedure with...
