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- Centre For Sight
- December 12, 2025
Summary: Fungal keratitis, a rare but serious eye infection, can escalate quickly. Understanding risk factors, early warning signs, and the necessity of expert antifungal treatment is key to preserving eyesight. Key Takeaways: Spotting early symptoms like redness or pain can
- Centre For Sight
- December 12, 2025
Summary: Choosing between contact lenses and glasses depends on comfort, lifestyle, and vision needs. Contacts offer flexibility and natural vision, while glasses provide simplicity and protection—both essential for maintaining long-term eye health. Key Takeaways: Contact lenses offer wider vision and
- Centre For Sight
- December 12, 2025
Summary: SMILE is a modern, blade-free laser vision correction procedure that removes the need for a corneal flap, making it safer and more comfortable than LASIK. It uses a tiny incision for quick recovery, less dryness, and stronger corneal stability.
- Centre For Sight
- December 12, 2025
Summary: Peripheral vision loss, also called tunnel vision, reduces side vision while central sight remains clear. It commonly occurs due to glaucoma, retinal diseases, stroke, diabetes, or brain injuries. Symptoms include bumping into objects, difficulty driving, and trouble seeing in
- Centre For Sight
- December 11, 2025
Summary: ICL surgery places a biocompatible lens inside the eye to correct high refractive errors without altering the cornea, offering clearer vision, quick recovery, and a reversible alternative to traditional laser procedures. Key Takeaways: ICL provides vision correction without removing
- Centre For Sight
- December 11, 2025
Summary: Knowing the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist ensures timely and effective eye care. Routine exams with an optometrist help detect early vision changes, while ophthalmologists provide advanced treatments and surgeries to safeguard your eyes and preserve long-term
- Dr Rashid
- December 11, 2025
Summary: LASIK is helpful for careers that demand sharp, hassle-free vision. It removes the limitations of glasses or contacts for people working as athletes, military officers, pilots, astronauts, surgeons, photographers, and even active parents. It supports better performance, safety, and
- Centre For Sight
- December 11, 2025
Summary: Monofocal and multifocal lenses differ in clarity, range, and impact. Selecting the right option improves vision quality, independence, and long-term comfort post-cataract surgery. Key Takeaways: Monofocal lenses ensure reliable, high-contrast distance vision with minimal visual side effects. Multifocal lenses
- Centre For Sight
- December 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: Before LASIK eye surgery: Finish all eye tests, stop contact lenses as advised, share your full medical history, arrange a ride home, and avoid eye makeup/perfume on the day. What happens in LASIK: Eyes are numbed, a thin
- Dr Tulika
- December 10, 2025
Key Takeaways: Pre-op matters because these tests confirm you’re a safe LASIK candidate and help plan a treatment that fits your eyes and goals. Your history: Tell the clinic about medical/eye issues, medicines (incl. acne/migraine/allergy drugs), past eye surgeries, contact-lens