WHEN IS A CORNEAL TRANSPLANT NECESSARY?
The cornea is the clear layer of the front surface of the eye that allows light to enter the eye. A healthy, clear cornea is essential for good vision. If the cornea becomes damaged or diseased, vision may become distorted. In some cases, the only way to restore eyesight is through a corneal transplant from…
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SUMMER EYE CARE TIPS
Summer is an exciting season that provides plenty of opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. However, the hot weather can take a toll on the eyes. Before you soak up the sun this summer, learn what you can do to keep your eyes happy and healthy all season long. WEAR THE RIGHT SUNGLASSES Your skin isn’t…
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REASONS TO GET LASIK THIS SUMMER
Dr. Sandra Belmont encourages patients who struggle with blurred vision to explore laser vision correction surgery whenever they feel is best for them. This being said, there are certainly distinct benefits to undergoing the quick and painless procedure during the summer months. Here, Dr. Belmont explains why. YOU CAN PLAY SPORTS MORE COMFORTABLY If you lead…
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HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR LASIK SURGERY
At Belmont Eye Center, you can rest assured your vision is in good hands. LASIK surgeon Dr. Sandra Belmont has years of experience performing successful laser vision correction surgery. The trusted eye surgeon makes it a point to educate her patients on what to expect, as well as how they should prepare for the procedure. In this…
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CHILDREN’S EYE HEALTH AND SAFETY MONTH
At Belmont Eye Center, Dr. Sandra Belmont is committed to the health of your children’s eyes. Even children with good vision should be examined periodically to make sure their eyes are healthy. It is also advisable to start vision testing for children around the age of three. August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month. What…
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TIPS FOR AGING EYES
Caring for the eyes should be a lifelong commitment, but it is particularly crucial for older patients. Severe eye conditions that commonly affect people in their 50s, 60s and beyond can be prevented or delayed through key lifestyle habits. Dr. Belmont of Belmont Eye Center encourages her patients to adopt these lifestyle measures to maintain eye health…
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THE DANGER OF COLORED CONTACT LENSES
Halloween is drawing near and that means costumes, mayhem and ghoulish fun. Unfortunately, colored contact lenses have become a must-have accessory for many young people looking to match their eyes to their costumes or create scary effects. At Belmont Eye Center, Dr. Sandra Belmont would like to make patients acutely aware of the many dangers of…
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NOVEMBER IS DIABETIC EYE DISEASE MONTH
When you hear the word “diabetes,” you probably think of daily blood tests, insulin injections and sugar restrictions. While those are some of the familiar daily struggles with this disease, there are many other complications associated with diabetes. Did you know that diabetes can cause serious eye problems? Diabetic eye disease has the potential to cause severe…
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CAN LASIK CAUSE DRY EYES?
If you are tired of wearing eyeglasses or corrective lenses, then you may be considering LASIK surgery. But LASIK isn’t just about ditching the glasses. Like with any medical procedure, there are possible risks involved, and you should ask your doctor about any concerns you have. A common question regarding LASIK is: does it cause dry eyes?…
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JANUARY IS NATIONAL GLAUCOMA AWARENESS MONTH
Approximately 2 million Americans have glaucoma, an eye condition that causes vision loss and potentially blindness. Often referred to as the “silent thief of sight,” glaucoma often occurs with no early symptoms. In honor of National Glaucoma Awareness Month, New York eye surgeon Dr. Sandra Belmont shares information on glaucoma, including how you can raise awareness on the…
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