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- November 26, 2025
Refractive Surgery in Patients Over 40: Considerations and Options
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- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Table of Contents What Are Smart Contact Lenses? How Smart Lenses Work Breakthrough Use Cases for Smart Contacts Latest Innovations in Contact Lens Technology Benefits of Smart Lenses Challenges and Limitations Market Trends & Future Outlook Conclusion FAQs The
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Table of Contents Understanding Glaucoma: A Silent Vision Thief The Science Behind Neuroprotection Traditional vs. Neuroprotective Approaches in Glaucoma Emerging Therapies: What’s on the Horizon? Clinical Trials and Research: Progress and Challenges The Role of Lifestyle and Systemic Health Practical
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Table of Contents Understanding Glaucoma and Its Impact on Vision The Evolution of Glaucoma Treatment: From Traditional Surgery to MIGS How MIGS Works: Techniques and Technologies Comparison of Different MIGS Devices Benefits of MIGS: Why It’s a Game-Changer Is MIGS
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: Early detection of macular holes significantly improves vision recovery outcomes. Central vision loss occurs, but peripheral vision usually remains unaffected. Aging and vitreous shrinkage are primary causes of macular hole formation. Vitrectomy surgery effectively repairs the hole and
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: Robotic cataract surgery is a standard cataract removal with computer-planned, laser-assisted steps (incisions, round lens opening, lens pre-softening), then normal removal and IOL placement. Who it suits: People choosing toric/multifocal/EDOF IOLs or with dense/complex cataracts, weak lens support,
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: What grading means: A shared way to record the location (nuclear/cortical/PSC), density (mild → very severe), and impact on vision (acuity, glare, night driving). Why it matters: Consistent grading helps determine when to treat and which option is
- Centre For Sight
- November 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: Where Cataracts start (the three main types): Nuclear = centre blur and slow yellowing; Cortical = spoke-like changes with glare/halos (night driving trouble); PSC = faster vision drop, strong bright-light glare, near tasks get hard. How doctors also
- Centre For Sight
- November 9, 2025
Key Takeaways: You can’t fully stop cataracts, but you can lower the risk and slow them down. Protect your eyes from the sun: wear UV400 sunglasses and a wide hat. Don’t smoke; avoid second-hand smoke. Keep diabetes and blood pressure
- Centre For Sight
- November 7, 2025
Table of Contents Understanding SILK Surgery: The Next Generation The Science Behind SILK: How It Works Why SILK Is So Smooth: Clinical Benefits Comparing SILK to LASIK and SMILE Who Is a Good Candidate for SILK? What to Expect Before,
- Centre For Sight
- November 7, 2025
Table of Contents Understanding High Myopia: More Than Just Nearsightedness The Anatomy of the Retina: Why It’s Vulnerable in Myopia How High Myopia Contributes to Retinal Tears Symptoms of Retinal Detachment Early Diagnostic Tools for Early Detection Preventive Measures and