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Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that directly affects the structure of the cornea - the clear, dome-shaped surface at the front of the eye. As the cornea weakens and thins, it begins to bulge outward into a cone-like shape. These structural changes interfere with how light enters the eye, often leading to distorted and fluctuating vision that standard glasses struggle to correct.

Dry eye disease is a common and often chronic condition that can significantly impact your comfort, vision, and quality of life. At Forefront Eye Care, dry eye treatment goes beyond basic eye drops. Because dry eye has many underlying causes, the most effective approach is personalized care using advanced therapies designed to address the root of the problem.

In today’s digital age, screens are everywhere and have become part of everyday life for children. While technology can be a valuable learning tool, too much screen time can take a toll on your child’s eyes. Understanding how screen time affects young eyes and taking steps to protect them can make all the difference.

Good vision plays a vital role in a child’s development, learning, and overall quality of life. From reading and writing to sports and social interaction, children rely heavily on their eyesight to explore and understand the world around them.

Medical contact lenses can transform the lives of patients with complex eye conditions, providing clear vision and enhanced comfort when traditional lenses or glasses are not enough. However, before prescribing and fitting medical contact lenses, a thorough assessment of eye health is essential.

At Forefront Eye Care, we know that no two eyes are the same. When standard contact lenses fall short—whether it’s clarity, comfort, or both—specialty contact lenses can truly transform your vision and your daily life. For patients with keratoconus, severe dry eye, high astigmatism, or post-surgical corneal irregularities, finding the right specialty lens is not just important—it’s life-changing.

Dry, irritated eyes can make everyday activities uncomfortable - especially if you spend a lot of time outdoors. If you find your eyes feeling gritty or watery after being outside, UV exposure could be a contributing factor.

Living in Boston means experiencing all four seasons, from icy winter winds to hot and humid summers. While the city’s climate brings variety, it can also create challenges for those with dry eye syndrome. If you’ve noticed burning, stinging, or irritation in your eyes, changing weather and urban environmental conditions might be making your symptoms worse.

In our increasingly digital world, screen time has become a part of everyday life - whether it’s for work, school, or staying connected with loved ones. But while our devices keep us productive and entertained, they can also have unintended consequences on our eye health. One of the most common issues linked to prolonged screen use is dry eye.

Medical contact lenses are a specialized type of contact lens designed not just for vision correction, but to manage or treat a variety of eye diseases. Also known as therapeutic contact lenses, these devices can provide relief, promote healing, and improve vision for individuals with specific ocular conditions.