Heidi Miller, OD, FAAO, FSLS

05/15/2025

Another day, another EyePrint Prosthetic lens.

EyePrint utilizes impressions of the ocular surface to design specialized contact lenses that match the shape of each individual eye. I tend to reserve this for more complex eyes or the highly irregular shaped eyes. But anyone can benefit from the optics and comfort of an EyePrintPro lens.

06/26/2024

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20240621/Screen-time-significantly-associated-with-myopia-in-children-research-shows.aspx

The epidemiological evidence on the association between screen time exposure and myopia in children and adolescents.

03/01/2022

UC Davis patients, I would love if you could spend 5 minutes to mention my name and why you have enjoyed working with me over the years! :)

Each year, NKCF celebrates Honor Your Doctor Day on March 30 by asking subscribers to our newsletter to tell us what makes their eye doctor special. We post a list of the doctors nominated on our website and select one ophthalmologist and one optometrist to represent the best in patient care deliver...

08/25/2021

Children should get a comprehensive eye exam before they enter school. Click here to find an eye doc: https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/find-a-doctor

08/25/2021

Find a doctor of optometry here: https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/find-a-doctor?sso=y

11/11/2020

Today is World Keratoconus Day! World Keratoconus Day was developed by the National Keratoconus Foundation (NKF) to raise awareness and show support to those with this corneal condition.

Keratoconus (KC) is a progressive eye condition that can significantly affect vision. The normally round, smooth front of the eye becomes thin and irregular, resulting in blurry and distorted vision. Aside from surgical interventions, KC can be treated with corneal gas permeable lenses as well as sclerals and hybrid lenses to improve visual performance.

Learn more regarding keratoconus and how to donate by visiting the National Keratoconus Foundation at www.NKCF.org

11/09/2020

Signed the final beam to be placed at the very top of the Ernest E. Tschannen Eye Institute Building this coming Saturday. Excited to be a part of such a special moment for UC Davis Eye Center!!

10/22/2020

Halloween is around the corner. Yay!

Educate yourself and others about the dangers (including eye sores and vision loss) of using decorative contact lenses without a prescription. Insecure, illicit, infectious—three I’s no one wants near their eyes!

Enjoy a safe and happy Halloween and practice healthy contact lens wear and care.

04/08/2020

Eye emergencies should be treated by those that have the training and equipment to properly evaluate and treat your eye. Contact your eye doctor with any eye emergencies.
WE Are Here For YOU!

03/14/2020

FROM THE AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION:

Given the evolving situation with the COVID-19 virus and a myriad of information put forth in the news, the AOA CLCS would like to stress the importance of proper contact lens hygiene (true for every day) to prevent infections of ANY kind.