We have decades of experience with age-related eye conditions
Some of the eye-health problems that you may encounter as you get older include:
• Presbyopia or age-related farsightedness, making it harder for you to focus on near objects
• Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which makes the centre of your vision blurry, and can cause partial blindness
• Cataracts blur your vision, so it feels like you are always looking through a cloudy window
• Diabetic retinopathy causes your vision to be blurred or distorted, and if untreated, can lead to blindness
• Dry eye makes your eyes red, inflamed, and uncomfortable
• Glaucoma is scary because it has no symptoms in the early stages, but, if left untreated, can lead to blindness
• Retinal detachment is a critical condition, and you will need fast medical treatment to save your sight
• Floaters make it seem as if you are looking at spots or specks
Your eyes change as you age. Even if you’ve never needed glasses previously, there’s a good chance you will need help with your vision now.
We have decades of experience with treating and preventing many age-related eye-health conditions – and we can help you too.