Eye Care

Aging and Diabetes Affect Your Eyelids

How Aging and Diabetes Affect Your Eyelids: Causes & Solutions

As we get older our skin and muscles change, and this is often visible in the form of sagging and wrinkles. One of the most widespread problems are droopy eyelids. This condition makes eyes appear tired and create vision problems. Diabetes is another factor that can lead to drooping, apart from age. High blood sugar affects nerves and circulation, weakening the muscles that elevate your eyelids. If left untreated, ptosis can worsen over time. The good news is that there are ways to manage and treat this condition. From lifestyle changes to medical solutions like UPNEEQ, there are multiple ways to restore a youthful,...

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Intense Pulsed Light Therapy

Intense Pulsed Light Therapy + Thermal Pulsation: A Thorough Approach To Dry Eye

Dry eye is an extremely common condition that impacts millions of people around the world. Your lacrimal glands in this case don’t provide enough lubrication for your eyes, leading to irritation, inflammation and damage to the surface of the eye. Common Causes of Dry Eye Considerations include age, gender, and medical issues. Medications. Environmental factors. Prolonged screen time. Long-term contact lens wear. A multi-faceted approach is required in the treatment of dry eyes. There is no one “silver bullet” solution, because the issue is so multidimensional — from its underlying causes and aggravating factors, to its signs and symptoms (or lack thereof). Unlike conventional therapies, IPL treatment...

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Protect Your Eyes from the Adverse Effects of Air Pollution

How to Protect Your Eyes from the Adverse Effects of Air Pollution?

Air is essential for the survival and development of all lives on Earth. The quality of air directly affects human health and is closely linked to the level of development around us. However, as air pollution rises, especially in cities, the number of people suffering from eye discomfort is also increasing. According to research by the American Academy of Ophthalmology, living in a city with Poor Air Quality may increase your chances of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of blindness. Air pollution is a concerning issue spreading all over the world due to the vast production of many...

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2025 Eye Care Trends

Top Trends in Eye Care for 2025 You Must Know About!

As we step into a new year, exciting changes in eye care technologies are ready to transform the way we care for our vision. With 2025 just around the corner, a few exciting changes may come to help improve your eye health in new and effective ways. Curious to know what they are? Emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced imaging systems, are revolutionizing the early detection and treatment of eye problems. According to research, the Eye Care Market in the United States is expected to reach $41,226.1 million by 2030, growing at a rate of 7.3% each...

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Protect Your Eyes from Indoor Heating

Eye Health and Indoor Heating: What You Need to Know

With winter approaching, our indoor heating comes to the rescue. But, as much as it provides warmth and coziness, what this brings potentially harms our health in ways we never expected—especially your eyes. We often forget how Indoor Heating can be a cause of eye discomfort and dryness and this may lead to permanent damage if we do not take care. At Eyes on Brickell, we are committed to finding ways to keep people informed about their eyes and eye care services needed to make sure your vision is protected. In this blog, we will discuss how indoor heating affects eye health, the most common problems associated with this heated...

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Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month

November Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness: Tips for Maintaining Healthy Vision

November marks National Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month, a crucial time to spread knowledge about the often-overlooked complications of diabetes, particularly diabetic eye disease. With nearly 7.7 million Americans affected by this condition, understanding its implications is vital for eye health. Diabetic eye disease encompasses a range of issues, including diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, and glaucoma, which can lead to serious vision problems if not managed properly. At Eyes on Brickell, we go beyond eye care; we provide essential knowledge to help you maintain optimal vision health. This blog aims to provide valuable insights into maintaining healthy vision, highlighting practical tips for prevention and early detection. By prioritizing eye health and...

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Sports Eye Safety Month

September Sports Eye Safety Month: How to Protect Your Vision on the Field?

According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information more than 600,000 Sports-Related Eye Injuries occur each year, and about 13,500 of those result in permanent vision loss. Up to 90% of sports-related eye injuries can be prevented by wearing protective eyewear. September is recognized as Sports Eye Safety Month, and it's the ideal time to realize the importance of protecting your vision during sports activities. At Eyes on Brickell, we are committed to educating athletes about eye injuries and ensuring they have access to essential information. Let’s dive into how to protect your eyes and excel in your game this Sports Eye Safety Month! Understanding Sports-Related Eye Injuries Sports-related eye injuries are more...

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Myopia Management Solutions

A Guide to Myopia Management in Kids: Signs, Causes, and Potential Solutions

Is your child complaining about blurry vision when looking at objects far away? If so, this could be the sign of myopia, which is also known as nearsightedness. It occurs when the eye is unable to focus light properly, resulting in blurred distance vision. It often starts during childhood and tends to progress as the child grows, making it important for parents to understand what myopia is and how to manage it. Research from the American Academy of Ophthalmology indicates that children who spend more time indoors on near-focused activities—such as using computers, playing video games, or reading—tend to have higher rates of myopia compared to those who spend more time...

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Protect Your Vision During Aging

Aging and Your Eyes: Effective Tips to Protect Your Vision!

As we age, it's common to notice changes in our eye health and vision. Just like other parts of the body, our eyes become more likely to face problems as we get older. You might find that your eyes don't work as well as they used to, and if these issues aren't taken care of promptly, they could get worse over time. Studies show that 1 in 28 Americans over the age of 40 experiences age-related vision loss, and this rate is expected to double by 2050. Fortunately, there are many ways to protect your vision and manage age-related vision changes. For example: consulting with Eye specialists can help correct...

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Common Vision Problems

Common Vision Problems in School-Aged Children and How to Spot Them

Your child’s vision is a cornerstone of their development. Good eyesight can help them enjoy their hobbies, learn to read and write, and even play sports. Unfortunately, many children experience common vision problems that can significantly impact their daily lives. Did you know that according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 6.8% of US children under 18 suffer from eye and vision issues? Not only this, nearly 3% of kids under 18 years have vision impairment or blindness. It's essential to be at least familiar with common vision problems and spot them early. Getting acquainted with these problems helps ensure our school-aged children see clearly and...

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