Kallmann Optometry

Dr Kallmann and Dr Hassan are kicking off the weekend at the Monterey Symposium where they’re learning the latest in eye care.

Kelly has an eye exam and learns quite a bit! (She doesn’t remember all of the terms correctly but we can go over them at your next eye exam)

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Have you seen the office lately? Our office face lift is almost complete! Come visit us to see if you like the new look.

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There’s a lot you don’t see...

Happy Friday! Our office is getting ready for a fresh coat of paint this weekend. Stay tuned for more changes to come!

What Causes Dry Eyes? We often get asked this question. Here are some of the most common causes: Age. Dry eyes are a part of the natural aging process. The majority of people over age 65 experience some symptoms of dry eyes. ... Gender. Women are more likely to develop dry eyes due to hormonal changes caused by pregnancy, the use of oral contraceptives and menopause. Medications. Certain medicines, including antihistamines, decongestants, blood pressure medications and antidepressants, can reduce tear production. Medical conditions. People with rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes and thyroid problems are more likely to have symptoms of dry eyes. Also, problems with inflammation of the eyelids (blepharitis), inflammation of the surfaces of the eye, or the inward or outward turning of eyelids can cause dry eyes to develop. Environmental conditions. Exposure to smoke, wind and dry climates can increase tear evaporation resulting in dry eye symptoms. Failure to blink regularly, such as when staring at a computer screen for long periods of time, can also contribute to drying of the eyes. Other factors. Long-term use of contact lenses can be a factor in the development of dry eyes. Refractive eye surgeries, such as LASIK, can decrease tear production and contribute to dry eyes. Source: American Optometric Association

Ever wonder what we are looking at when we look inside your eyes? We see something like this and are checking the health of the nerves that connect your eyes to your brain as well as all of the tissue that lines the inside of the eyes and allows you to see!

These contact lenses are perfect for anyone who is unable to plays sports while wearing sunglasses!

Did you know.... 1 of 4 children struggles with reading or learning because of an undiagnosed vision problem. Be sure to have your child’s eyes checked regularly!