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Digital screens are woven into nearly every part of modern life - from work and school to entertainment and communication. While this constant connectivity offers convenience, it also places increased strain on our eyes. One of the most common results of prolonged screen use is dry eye, a condition that can cause ongoing discomfort and impact visual clarity if left untreated.

Dry eye symptoms like burning, irritation, and fluctuating vision can make even simple daily tasks uncomfortable. For many patients, these symptoms are caused by meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), a common condition affecting the quality of the tear film. LipiFlow® is an advanced in-office treatment designed to address this underlying issue.

Many contact lens wearers experience dry eye symptoms without realizing that their lenses may be contributing to the problem. The good news is that discomfort doesn’t always mean you have to give up contacts altogether. In many cases, the right lens choice can make a significant difference.

When it comes to achieving clear, comfortable vision, the shape and design of your contact lenses play a critical role. Each eye is unique - from its curvature to the way tears distribute across the cornea - which means one lens shape does not fit all. At Lake Lanier Eye Care, we take a personalized approach to ensure your lenses fit precisely and enhance your everyday vision experience.

If your eyes often feel dry, gritty, or irritated, you’re not alone. Millions of people experience dry eye symptoms every day - but when those symptoms become constant or worsen over time, it could be a sign of chronic dry eye disease.

When it comes to managing myopia (nearsightedness), especially in children and teens, parents often seek safe and effective solutions. One of the most innovative options available today is Orthokeratology, or Ortho-K.

Clear, comfortable vision is essential for everyday life, from working on a computer to driving at night. Over time, your eyes and vision needs can change, even if you’ve worn the same glasses or contact lenses for years.

Selecting new eyeglass frames involves more than simply following trends. The best frames offer a blend of aesthetics, comfort, and optical performance that supports your lifestyle.