Dr. Emily K. Lough O.D.

12/23/2022

Due to bad weather today, our office will be closed. Our patients and employees safety is our most concern. Have a wonderful Christmas 🎄God bless you and your family. We will be back in the office Tuesday December 27th

06/23/2018

Thank you so much to all those who voted me best optometrist in the Macon County Times Reader’s Choice Awards! I am very honored to receive such a great recognition by such amazing patients. I remain continuously thankful to God for all the blessings He has bestowed upon me; everything I do and have is because of Him. I couldn't do what I do everyday without the help of my support staff, so thank you to Julie, Larissa,Denise, Don and Susan for all of your hard work!

11/17/2014

A new CDC report spotlights the risk of improper use of contact lenses - ask your eye doctor about the best ways to stay safe with your contact lenses!
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/11/13/americans-dont-wear-contact-lenses-properly-and-it-leads-to-about-1-million-eye-infections-a-year/

If you're one of the 38 million Americans who wear contact lenses, there's a good chance you've developed some dangerous habits.

11/09/2014

November is National Diabetes Month. Don't Lose Sight of Diabetic Eye Disease

08/02/2014

Lafayette Community Directory

06/28/2014

Newspaper ad

06/24/2014

06/20/2014

http://www.dremilylough.com/

Eyes are important indicators of overall health, and comprehensive eye care goes beyond a prescription for glasses or contact lenses. At the office of Dr. Emily Lough, we take the time to get to know you, your eye care history, and your vision needs. Dr. Lough provides the expert care, advice, optio…

05/27/2014

I'm in Africa. Will catch you up with details soon.

05/14/2014

http://sci2.tv/ #!/videos/566

These optical tricks are pretty crazy -- but also really fun to test out. Who knew you could find your blind spot?! (Thanks, BuzzFeed!)

02/21/2014

10 Signs

You Might Need Glasses
1 Blurred close-up vision or presbyopia (the need for reading glasses as we age)
2 Poor distance vision, or nearsightedness
3 Difficulty seeing objects both close up and at a distance (astigmatism)
4 Difficulty seeing at night
5 Increased difficulty adjusting from dark to light surroundings
6 Difficulty in reading or working at a computer
7 Eyestrain or eye fatigue
8 Frequent headaches
9 Double vision
10 Seeing halos around light

02/12/2014

New web site coming soon. :)