The short answer is no—once a cataract is removed, it cannot return. However, some people may develop a condition called posterior capsule opacification (PCO), which can cause similar symptoms but is easily treatable. […]
Can Cataracts Come Back?
Does Dry Eye Syndrome Cause Headaches?
while headaches are not considered a direct symptom of dry eye syndrome, the discomfort and strain associated with this condition can contribute to tension headaches. […]
What Is Visual Memory?
Visual memory is the ability to recall and retain information that we see, enabling us to recognize objects, navigate spaces, and process visual details effectively. […]
What Are the Best Contacts for Dry Eyes?
We specialize in finding customized solutions for your dry eye, including specialty lenses like scleral contacts. […]
Is Glaucoma Hereditary?
If you have healthy eyes, it can be easy to forget about common eye diseases, such as glaucoma. Why should you be concerned about them when they don’t affect you? There are some eye conditions, such as glaucoma, that can cause vision loss that you don’t even notice until it is too late. While eye diseases […]
Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurry Vision?
Dry eye disease can cause blurry vision, eye fatigue, burning sensations, watery eyes, light sensitivity, and even difficulty driving at night. […]
Waking Up with Dry Eyes? How to Prevent Dry Eye While Sleeping
Treatment options include sleeping with a humidifier in the room, adjusting your sleeping position to avoid direct airflow on your face, using hydrating eye masks or lubricating eye ointments, and consulting your eye care professionals at Heartland Eye Consultants for advice on preventing dry eye while sleeping. […]
Non-Surgical Skin Tightening: The Benefits of Radiofrequency (RF)
the benefits of RF for skin tightening, including wrinkle reduction, contour tightening, cellulite improvement, and stretch mark reduction […]
Does Eye Strain Cause Headaches?
But can eye strain actually lead to headaches? The short answer is yes. […]
Can Vision Improve with Age?
The unfortunate truth is, your vision shouldn’t typically improve with age. While there are rare exceptions, most age-related vision changes worsen your eyesight rather than improve it. […]
