Eye Physicians of Long Beach

Many cataract patients have questions regarding physical activity following cataract surgery, and how quickly they can expect to resume normal activities. Keep reading to learn more.

There are treatment options available for Dry Eye Syndrome, including an in-office procedure known as LipiFlow that is available at Eye Physicians of Long Beach.

Blepharitis and dry eye syndrome often go hand-in-hand and can be extremely frustrating and uncomfortable to deal with. Keep reading to learn about a treatment option called BlephEx that may help treat your blepharitis and dry eye symptoms!

Leaving the house means a whole new normal these days. For those that wear glasses, it can mean a whole lot of frustration. Keep reading for some tips on how to keep your glasses from fogging up while you wear a mask!

Stuck inside? More than ever before, general hygiene, especially eye care, is important! But what counts as good eye care, anyway? Keep reading for 6 tips on caring for your eyes in Long Beach!

Everywhere you turn right now, people are talking about COVID-19 or the coronavirus. But is there any connection to the eyes, and if there is, what can be done to keep from catching it and spreading it to other people? Keep reading for more details.

It sounds crazy but keep reading for 5 reasons why LASIK could help your dating game in Long Beach!

It may be temperate and warm in Long Beach right now, but before we know it, allergy season will be here again. Keep reading for 4 reasons why getting LASIK before allergy season might be a good idea!

Cataract surgery is an amazing procedure, but like many other forms of surgery, it comes with a recovery period. Keep reading for 8 tips for the best cataract surgery recovery!

Waking up with red, bloodshot, irritated eyes is a classic sign of dry eye syndrome. Keep reading to learn about why taking care of dry eye is important.

There’s no doubt about it, we live in an increasingly digital world. For work and pleasure, screen time takes up hours each day. All that screen time can be a burden on our eyes. Read on to learn more about the effects of screen time on your eyes.

Have you heard the news? On August 27th, the FDA announced its approval of Alcon’s AcrySofIQ PanOptix Trifocal IOL. This is great news for people having cataract surgery. Keep reading to find out what this means for you!