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Regular eye exams can help to detect early signs and stages of eye disease. We can treat and manage eye disease along with offering management tools for you to implement into your daily life.
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According to the American Optometric Association, up to 80% of a child’s learning in school is through vision. Good vision and healthy physical development in children go hand-in-hand, so it’s essential to monitor your child’s ocular health from an early age.
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Diabetes is a disease that affects the body’s ability to produce insulin to regulate blood glucose levels. High blood glucose levels can damage various parts of the body, including the small blood vessels in the eye.
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Many people experience headaches, tired eyes, or neck tension without realizing their eyes may be part of the problem. In fact, studies suggest that more than 90% of people have some degree of eye misalignment when focusing on objects up close.
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Refractive surgery has been successful for millions of Americans looking to live their lives free from glasses and contacts. The procedure helps to correct refractive errors by reshaping the cornea with a high-powered laser.
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Digital devices have become a big part of our daily lives, with most activities involving the use of a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Although digital devices won’t permanently damage your vision, they are capable of making you feel some uncomfortable symptoms with prolonged use.
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Monitoring your eye health with regular comprehensive eye exams is one of the best ways to detect early signs of eye disease. Most patients with undiagnosed eye diseases in the early stages are asymptomatic, meaning they don’t show any signs of having a potentially dangerous eye condition at all.
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Eye emergencies can affect anyone, and damage may not always be outwardly visible. Being able to recognize common symptoms of eye injuries can help maximize the chances of recovery.
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Do you frequently experience headaches, eye strain, neck aches, or dizziness? Do symptoms persist despite taking screen breaks? You may be experiencing trigeminal dysphoria.
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Contact lenses are small, clear plastic disks inserted directly into the eye and worn to correct vision. They are designed to sit on top of the tear film that keeps the eyes lubricated.
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Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a refractive error in which your eyes have trouble focusing on objects that are far away. Myopia is a common condition that affects around 25% of Americans, and is considered an eye focusing disorder rather than an eye disease.
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There are a variety of eye conditions that can inhibit your ability to wear typical contact lenses. Luckily, there are options for almost everyone. The best way to determine what type of lens is best for you is to visit us for a comprehensive eye exam.

Comfortable, healthy eyes and the appearance of the delicate eye area often go hand in hand. At Signature Eye Care, we take a personalized approach to dry eye disease and aesthetics, using advanced treatments to improve eye comfort, support healthy eyelid function, and rejuvenate the skin around your eyes.
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