Tuyen Huynh, O.D.

Macular degeneration is the leading cause of vision loss among older Americans. www.examappts.com/

Later symptoms of cataracts are blurred vision, halos around lights, and trouble seeing in the dark. If you have noticed any of these, contact our office today. https://www.nei.nih.gov//eye-conditions-and-dise/cataracts

If you don't want to wear glasses, contact lenses may be the right choice for you! Schedule an appointment today to learn about your options. www.examappts.com

To avoid diabetic retinopathy, you should maintain regular blood sugar, keep blood pressure under control, exercise regularly, and eat a healthy diet. Ask our staff for other ways to protect yourself against diabetic retinopathy.

If your eye allergies are affecting your day-to-day activities, you might need help. https://www.emedicinehealth.com//article_em.htmquestions_t

Beginning at the age of 40, eye doctors recommend you get an annual eye exam to test for glaucoma!

Contact lenses can be helpful if you play sports because they allow for better peripheral vision. https://www.allaboutvision.com/spo/sport-contact-lenses.htm

Progressive lenses can give you a more youthful appearance because they don't have the lines found in bifocal lenses.

Glaucoma isn't curable, but proper treatment can slow the progression.

Eating healthy foods isn't just good for your stomach, it's good for your eyes too! The antioxidants in leafy greens has proven to help lower the risk of macular degeneration and cataracts.

Are you looking for a new pair of sunglasses? www.examappts.com

Cataracts are is normally found in adults around the age of 55, but can be seen in adults in their 40s! We recommend an annual eye exam to make sure your eyes are seeing their best.

Did you know poor night vision can be a sign of cataracts? If you're noticing this symptom schedule an eye exam with our office today.

When you're using your computer or phone for long periods of time, it's important to follow the 20-20-20 rule. Take a break once every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

Contact lenses can hold common allergens like pollen. If you notice your allergies start to act up, try switching to your glasses!

Did you know the biggest source of blue light is the sun?

Even if you don't have any noticeable changes in vision, it's still important to get an eye exam annually! Been awhile since your last appointment? Schedule yours online today!

Anisocoria is where one pupil is bigger than the other! Many mild cases are normal and nothing to worry about.

Exposure to blue light can increase your risk of developing macular degeneration. Be sure you're protecting your eyes. Schedule and appointment today!

It's important to always protect your eyes from the sun! During your next vision take a look at our sunwear options. We can even add your script to the lenses! www.examappts.com

When you are looking for sunglasses, make sure they block 100% of UV rays.

Polarized sunwear are a great option for people who experience glare and discomfort on sunny days! At your next visit, ask us about polarized lenses to learn more!

Computer eyewear is a great solution for digital eyestrain caused by blue light! Schedule an appointment with our office today to learn more.