Opting to invest your tax refund in LASIK vision correction can be a game-changer for both your lifestyle and financial well-being. Discover why making a smart investment in your vision now can yield significant returns in the years to come ..read more

After witnessing the eclipse, it's crucial to understand the impact of the sun on your eyes. If you used eclipse-specific eyewear to observe the event, that's great! Make sure to safeguard your eyes from harmful UV rays by being aware of the dangers of sun exposure. Understanding the Impact of UV Rays on Eye Health Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can have a detrimental effect on your eye health. UV rays are a form of radiation that can damage the cells in your eyes, leading to various eye conditions and vision problems ..read more

Get ready for the highly anticipated 2024 solar eclipse gracing the skies on Monday, April 8, 2024! As viewing times vary from noon to around 4pm depending on your location, it's important to take necessary precautions to protect your eyes from the potential harm of sunlight during this celestial event. Symptoms of solar retinopathy, such as a blind spot in the central vision, visual distortions, and altered color vision, may cause concern. While milder cases can improve over time, it's important to understand that more severe instances, despite treatment efforts, could potentially result in ..read more

Did you know that LASIK laser vision correction has age restrictions? As with most surgical procedures, there is a specific age range for ideal candidates. With LASIK, the age ranges are set, because stable vision is imperative, along with good cornea health ..read more

Certain lifestyle factors can impact the suitability of individuals for laser eye surgery. For instance, those involved in contact sports or occupations with a higher risk of eye injuries may not be the best candidates for this procedure. Moreover, individuals with a history of dry eye syndrome or other eye conditions may require treatment before considering LASIK ..read more

We're starting January off on the right foot, by answering any and all questions you may have about cataracts and your options for treatment at The Rochester Eye & Laser Center. Join us or tell someone who may be interested about our FREE CATARACT LUNCH & LEARN, on Friday January 12th from 11:30AM -1:00PM ..read more

Our eyeglasses have a relatively brief lifespan. Whether our prescription changes, our frames break, or we just want to update our look, we replace our glasses all the time. But before you toss those old frames in the trash, discover how to donate or repurpose your old eyeglasses with this helpful guide ..read more

Discover how you can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) to cover the cost of LASIK surgery and make your vision dreams a reality ..read more

Clean, healthy air is a key component to clear vision. However, the connection between air quality and eye health is often overlooked. Dirty, musty, hazy air leads to eye and respiratory problems. Polluted air irritates your eyes, causing short-term and long-term effects ..read more

Night glare is a common occurrence after undergoing Laser Eye Surgery. Although it may be perceived as a side effect, it is actually an integral part of the eyes' healing process. Every patient who undergoes Laser Eye Surgery will experience some form of night glare as their eyes recover. Night glare symptoms, including the appearance of halos and starbursts, are a natural result of the cornea swelling after Laser Eye Surgery. While this may initially sound concerning, it is important to understand that this swelling is actually a beneficial response from the body to expedite the healing proc ..read more