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If you are one of the millions of people around the world who rely on vision correction, you may have considered using contact lenses as an alternative to glasses. While standard contact lenses are a popular cosmetic choice for many, some patients cannot attain functional vision without the use of a therapeutic contact lens. These lenses are customized and designed to improve vision or protect the ocular surface in the setting of moderate to advanced ocular surface diseases. The doctors at Korb & Associates are nationally recognized as experts in the field of complex contact lens fitting. Dr.Amy Nau is a Diplomate in the contact lens section of the American Academy of Optometry, a distinction bestowed on fewer than one percent of optometrists.  Dr. Andrew McLeod is a Fellow in the contact lens section of the American Academy of Optometry and obtained his master’s degree in the with a focus on complex lens fitting.

Contact lenses have become a popular option for vision correction in people of all ages, including children and teenagers. While glasses are still widely used, many parents and their children are considering contact lenses as an alternative. It is important to understand the unique considerations when fitting contact lenses for children and teens.

Taking care of your eyes is essential for maintaining good overall health. Many people underestimate the importance of regular eye exams and often overlook the potential risks associated with neglecting their eye health.

Wearing contact lenses offers you the freedom from glasses, making daily activities more convenient. However, if you're among those who experience dry eye, contacts can sometimes exacerbate the issue.

Are you constantly rubbing your eyes due to an incessant itch? Dry, itchy eyes are a common complaint and can be incredibly frustrating to deal with. They can disrupt your daily activities, making it difficult to read, watch TV, or even drive. But what causes this discomfort, and more importantly, how can you get rid of it?

The blink of an eye is an extremely complex activity. Controlled by our autonomic nervous system, blinking is the eye’s primary defense. The eyelids are maestros of an intricate, physiologic orchestra that plays out on the ocular surface.

Visual acuity and clarity are crucial factors in our daily lives. They affect everything from our ability to read fine print to our capacity to perceive facial expressions and navigate through our surroundings.

The eyes are among the most crucial parts of the human body, allowing you to see the world around you. As such, they need proper care to maintain their health. Children have the most delicate eyes because they are still developing, and various conditions can affect them.

The eyes are among the most important parts of the body. According to experts, of all the learning children do, about 80 percent occur through their eyes. As we grow older, we learn how to use our eyes better and to do many other things. We rely heavily on our ability to see, which means issues with our eyes can affect us significantly.

Has it been a while since you last visited your eye doctor? Perhaps you are unsure if you are wearing the correct prescription anymore, but your glasses are still fine, right? Maybe not.