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Discover cutting-edge advancements and expert insights in ophthalmology on Dr. Kerry Solomon’s blog. Stay informed about the latest trends, treatments, and innovations for optimal eye health and vision care.
Don’t Stress About These 5 Common LASIK Fears
[link pid=”41″][/link] One of the most common reactions to life after LASIK surgery that I hear from patients in the Charleston and Mt. Pleasant, SC
Nutrition Advice From an Eye Doctor
[link pid=”93″][/link] Quick disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Please consult your doctor before making
The Role of Healthy Vision During Crisis
[link pid=”43″][/link] Resilience is a remarkable thing. As an ophthalmologist in Charleston, SC, I know this well. After refractive or cataract surgery, the human eye
The Worry Many Parents Face, but Don’t Talk About
[link pid=”41″][/link] There are many worries that come along with being a parent. In the beginning, you might wonder how you’ll manage to make ends
7 Different Foods That Are Good For Your Eyes
Carrots are generally toted as the go-to vegetable for the eyes, but did you know that there are quite a few different foods out there that are said to promote good eye health? In this article we talk about some of these foods and how they can be beneficial to your daily diet.
What Are Your Eyes Worth?
The true price of LASIK can get confusing with so many mixed messages. Dr. Solomon and his team want to clear things up to help patients interested inLASIK know what to look for!
Common Misconceptions Regarding UV Safety
Most people know to protect themselves from Ultraviolet (UV) rays using traditional sunblock because of increasing skin cancer awareness. It is a less common understanding when it comes to the dangers UV radiation poses to your eyes, but like skin cancer awareness, it is becoming a growing concern around the world. It is good to see a raised level of awareness surrounding these issues, but in regards to how and when you should protect yourself from the dangers of UV radiation, there are some common misconceptions. In this article you will learn some of these misconceptions.
Things to Look for When Purchasing New Sunglasses
Sunglasses can give you instant James Dean cool or Audrey Hepburn glamour, but they’re much more than just a fashion accessory. Sunglasses are an essential tool in safeguarding the health of your eyes. Sunglasses provide critical protection from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays. Long term exposure to UV rays can damage the surface of your eye as well as its internal structures — sometimes contributing to macular degeneration and cataracts.
Healthy Vision Month
Taking care of your eyes should be a priority just like eating healthy and exercising regularly. When it comes to our health, we often visit our physician to ensure that our bodies are healthy. But what about when it comes to the health of our eyes? They’re not always top of mind, but they’re definitely just as important.
7 Bad Habits That Harm Your Vision
Some eye conditions are hereditary, but many are a result of poor vision care and bad habits. You may be surprised to find that things you do each and every day might actually be damaging your eye sight.
What is 20/20 Vision?
20/20 vision a term used to describe normal visual acuity — the sharpness of a person’s vision — measured at a distance of 20 feet. If a person has 20/20 vision it means that they can see clearly at 20 feet what should normally be seen at a distance. If someone has 20/100 vision it means that they must be as close to 20 feet as possible to see what a person with normal vision could see at 100 feet.
Allergies and Your Eyes
March 20th marks the first official day of spring — a day that many of us look forward to throughout the long winter months, but with spring’s beautiful weather and blooming flowers comes seasonal allergies. High levels of pollen, dust and other irritants can leave eyes feeling less than stellar. Approximately one fifth of all Americans suffer from eye allergies leaving them with itchy, swollen, watery, and red eyes.