A stye or a hordeolum usually appears as a red and often sore bump on the edge of your eyelid. It may be quite small or in extreme cases, can get quite large. A stye is actually a bacterial infection which develops at the base of the eyelash, referred to as an external stye or… Read More >
Our Eyes – A Window To Our Health
As we age, our chances of being impacted by disease or conditions increases. In addition, those who live unhealthy lifestyles, eat poorly and don’t take care of their bodies, also have increased chances for disease. Factor in issues which are related to genetics and our families, and the chance that most of us will be… Read More >
CVS Computer Vision Syndrome Information from Alpine Eye Care a Cheboygan Optometrist
Millions of Americans spend a large portion of their day working on computers. In fact, for many, staring at a computer screen monitor for hours on end is just part of their average workday. Unfortunately, spending too much time staring at a screen can put a strain on your eyes and cause vision problems including… Read More >
Consumer Alert: Eyeball Jewelry Is A Dangerous New Trend Warns The Academy
In November 2013, the American Academy of Ophthalmology issued a warning cautioning consumers in regard to the dangers of a new trend arriving in the U.S. called “eyeball jewelry”. A procedure which implants a cosmetic piece of jewelry within the thin membrane which covers the white part of the eye, eyeball jewelry is not approved… Read More >
Taking Care Of Your Beautiful Eyes – Tips For Women Who Wear Makeup
Protecting Your Eyes – Cosmetic Safety Tips Almost half of all American women wear makeup to hide their perceived flaws. While most eye makeup is tested and retested to ensure that your eyes will be safe, it is also up to you to ensure that you protect your vision. Take a look at some of… Read More >
The Iris – Why Are My Eyes The Color They Are?
Eye color is determined by two main factors which include pigmentation and genetics. In addition to these factors, many other less influential factors also play a role in eye color as well including Rayleigh scattering, collagen and Mie scattering, The iris or the colored part of the eye often starts out quite blue for most… Read More >
New Website Feature: Welcome To My Online Clinic
My Online Clinic is our way of making your life simpler. Focused on your needs and the health of your eyes, My Online Clinic is our way of allowing you a safe and secure way to communicate, stay updated and offer you information about your vision that you can trust. By signing up for My… Read More >
Cataracts and Cataract Surgery – A Look At The Facts
Cataracts are a leading cause of blindness worldwide. According to the CDC, the number of American’s over 40 years old that have one or more cataracts is estimated at over 20 billion. In addition, 6.1 million American’s have had their lens removed surgically. If are suffering from cataracts and are considering cataract surgery, we invite… Read More >
Myopia Vs Hyperopia – All About Your Eyes
Near and farsighted Two of the most common vision issues faced by people around the world today are myopia and hyperopia or nearsightedness or farsightedness. Though both of these conditions impair your vision that is where the similarities end. Myopia or nearsightedness is when a person can see objects close to them but objects far… Read More >
Protecting Your Eyes In Winter
Winter is fast approaching and those of us who live in and around Cheboygan know that it won’t be long now until the lakes will be frozen over and the snow will be on the ground. With winter fast approaching and winter sports enthusiasts preparing our poles, skis and snowmobiles for the fun adventures during… Read More >
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