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Kochman, Lebowitz & Mogil MD's, LLP Eye Care Surgeon In Brooklyn, NY That's why it's important to regularly visit a physician for proper eye care no matter how old you are.

Regular eye exams are a necessary part of health maintenance because many chronic diseases can first manifest as alterations in your visual acuity. At KLM Ophthalmology, we offer a full spectrum of diagnostic services and vision correction alternatives as well as cosmetic procedures. Our ophthalmologists are board-certified, and they make a point of staying current with all the latest innovations and advancements in their areas of care.

03/26/2020

Euclid believed that sight occurred through the eyes producing a beam of light, a theory that remained popular until the time of Newton. According to legend, Greeks saluted their commanding offers so as to avoid the powerful rays issuing from their leader's eyes.

03/24/2020

Eye Drops - Some people claim that eye drops stored in the fridge are more soothing than when they are kept at room temperature. The cooler temperature also helps prolong their shelf life, particularly in humid climates.

03/19/2020

Myopia strikes both adults and children and often is first detected when a child is between 8 and 12 years old. Myopia can worsen during the teen years, as well as when an adult reaches his or her 40s, according to experts.

03/17/2020

Are you in good eye health? Even if you’ve never experienced any eye problems before, everyone should have a baseline exam done at the age of 40.

03/12/2020

In the most common cases of glaucoma, the optic nerve is damaged by a buildup of pressure in the eye. That’s why eye pressure tests are a common tool in diagnosing the disease. In many cases, a clear fluid that nourishes tissue in and around the optic nerve does not drain properly, increasing pressure that can damage the eye.

03/10/2020

Did you know that surgery to correct a drooping eyelid doesn’t have to get in the way of your busy lifestyle? Typically, you can resume your normal activities the same day as the procedure.

03/05/2020

A progressive deterioration of the optic nerve leads to Glaucoma. This condition is caused by increased pressure within the eye and can be treated with prescription eye drops or surgery. Regular eye exams can prevent this condition from getting out of hand.

03/03/2020

It’s important to remember that vision correction technology is constantly changing. While you may not have been a candidate for the procedure when it first became available, new technology may make it possible for you to finally get rid of those glasses.

02/27/2020

Retinoblastoma is a cancer of the eye that is fortunately very rare. Here, the muscles, skin, nerves, and even outer parts of the eye can be affected, though retinoblastoma most often begins in the cells of the retina.

02/25/2020

If you wear contact lenses, it’s important that you don’t keep them in your eyes for any extended period of time unless they're specifically designed for long wear. Essentially, this can end up causing permanent damage to your eyes.

02/20/2020

If you feel pressure on your eye, it is important to have an eye exam. Ocular hypertension is the term used for those that do not have glaucoma, but still experience some of the same symptoms. Detection and early treatment are vital.

02/18/2020

If you wear contacts, proper care is essential for continued eye health, as well as strict adherence to all guidelines (such as how long to wear them). Failure to do so can result in everything from corneal ulcers to vision loss.

02/13/2020

Xerophthalmia is an eye condition caused by a deficiency of vitamin A and is marked by declining night vision, especially in children. Sources of vitamin A include carrots, sweet potatoes, and dark leafy greens.

02/11/2020

How can you tell if your contact lens is inside out? Gently place the contact on the tip of your finger and then hold it up at eye level in a well lit area. Contacts that are inside out will have a V shape with the top lip curved outwards instead of the normal U shape.

02/06/2020

While many people use the terms optometrist, ophthalmologist and optician interchangeably, they actually do three distinct jobs. Your optometrist does your eyeglass exam and the optician helps you find glasses, while the ophthalmologist deals with more complex issues of the eye, including surgery.

02/04/2020

Are you concerned that having surgery on one or both of your eyes will make your vision worse than it already is? Our staff is always here to answer your questions about any possible complications.

01/30/2020

Have you had to change your eyeglass prescriptions several times over the years? Is it more difficult to see in low-light conditions? Do you have double vision in one eye? These are just some of the symptoms that could indicate you have cataracts.

01/28/2020

Did you know that sun exposure has been linked to increased risks for cataracts and is suspected for increasing risks for macular degeneration? To protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, be sure to wear glasses and sunglasses which offer UV protection.

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