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At Carousel Eyecare, we utilize neuroscience to solve day to day vision problems. 20/20 vision is NOT good enough when your glasses could do so much more for you

Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed surgery in the United States and is considered a routine surgery. Cataract typically develops as we age and it’s a result of sun damage. Our eyeballs are designed with a lens in each eye (right behind the colored iris) and one of the jobs of the crystalline lens is to absorb most of the UV light that is exposed so it doesn’t damage the retina or the back of the eye. In the process of absorbing the harmful UV light, the lens “bakes”, ages, hardens, loses its clarity, and turns yellow! 

As a dry eye patient myself and an aesthetics enthusiast, I had to find ways around it so I can still enjoy wearing eye make-up without sacrificing comfort.

Do you recall your kid’s pediatrician measuring your newborn’s weight, height, and head circumference at every visit? That is done to ensure that the baby is within the normal range of measurements for their age group.

At Carousel Eyecare, we are always on the lookout for innovative solutions to enhance your well-being. Today, we're excited to introduce you to the incredible benefits of low level light therapy (LLLT), a natural and non-invasive approach to combat inflammation and alleviate dry eye syndrome.

My first encounter with dry eyes was in second year of optometry school. I was tired, pregnant, stressed out and extremely sleep deprived.

When patients say “I have dry eye syndrome” I take a couple of steps back. Most people with dry eyes don’t say I have dry eyes, they mention irritated eyes, redness, watery eyes, mucous in the morning, light sensitivity, and other symptoms. The truth is, dry eyes will (for most people) come and go. But when you acknowledge that you have dry eyes, chances are you’ve already tried a few (failed) treatment options 

FAQ regarding Myopia management

Glaucoma, a dangerous eye disease, can cause blindness and visual impairment. Regrettably, glaucoma has risks that many people are unaware of.

Many people take their eye health for granted, only taking action when they experience vision problems. It is best to observe the following simple tips for maintaining good eye health.