Scientific evidence has long suggested that vitamin C lowers the risk of cataracts. A recent study out of London supports this theory. Read on as the team at Island Eye Surgicenter breaks down the study and what it could mean for your eye health.
Island Eye Surgicenter is excited to announce that construction has begun on a new facility in Westbury. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on January 20 at the 3.5-acre site. Our team looks forward to offering patients the same quality eye care in a more modern and beautiful facility.
The happiest eyelid surgery patients are those that have done their due diligence ahead of time, selected a qualified surgeon and have a good idea of what to expect. At Island Eye Surgicenter, we think we do a good job of educating our patients and explaining the procedure in a comprehensive way. Here are some… Continue Reading →
When performed by a qualified expert, eyelid surgery can have powerful results. The operation smoothes and firms aging eyelids through subtle modifications to the skin, muscles and tissues. The outcome is eyes that look pleasant, refreshed and alert. A topic that often arises during eyelid surgery consultation is the recovery period. The team at Island… Continue Reading →
Most people know that habits like staring straight into the sun, wearing dirty contact lenses and smoking are bad for the eyes. You may be surprised to learn that there are some normal, everyday habits that can potentially harm your eyes. In this blog post, the team at Island Eye Surgicenter reveals a few everyday… Continue Reading →
Do your eyes regularly itch, tear or burn? If so, you may be one of the millions of Americans that suffers from eye allergies. Though there is no cure for allergies, there are a variety of ways to manage the symptoms and reduce the risk of an outbreak. Here, the team at Island Eye Surgicenter… Continue Reading →
Floaters are tiny spots, specks or cobweb-like shapes that drift around your visual field. Flashes are sparks of light that flicker across your field of vision. Though irritating, floaters and flashes are common visual conditions and are usually harmless. In rare cases, they can be a warning sign of a troubling condition. In this post,… Continue Reading →
Conjunctivitis, commonly referred to as “pink eye,” is a contagious eye condition that causes watery, itchy eyes and other uncomfortable symptoms. The condition affects the conjunctiva, the clear membrane that covers the front of the eye and lines the insides of the eyelids. Pink eye can be caused by a virus (like the common cold),… Continue Reading →
Island Eye Surgicenter is proud of our commitment to providing safe and quality patient care. One of the ways our team has demonstrated this commitment is by voluntarily seeking out and earning accreditation through the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). In this post, we explain what the AAAHC is, how we earned accreditation… Continue Reading →
By the end of July, you’ve likely spent a small fortune buying sunscreen products to protect you and your family from the summer sun. However, there is one area of the body that you’re certainly missing: your eyes. In this post, the team at Island Eye Surgicenter explains why and how you can protect your… Continue Reading →
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