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Seeing the Details Again: Howard’s Cataract Surgery Experience

Seeing the Details Again: Howard’s Cataract Surgery Experience

Cataracts can gradually make everyday vision feel less clear, whether you’re driving, reading, exercising, or simply trying to take in the details around you. For Howard Jacobsen, changes in his vision eventually reached a point where he knew it was time to find a surgeon he could trust. At 80, Howard had previously undergone LASIK

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Is UV Light Bad for Your Eyes?

Spending time outdoors is part of everyday life in Florida, but prolonged sun exposure can do more than damage your skin. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is UV light bad for your eyes?” the answer is yes. Over time, ultraviolet (UV) rays can increase your risk of several serious eye conditions, many of which develop gradually

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How Droopy Eyelid Surgery Gave Janet Her Vision Back

How Droopy Eyelid Surgery Gave Janet Her Vision Back

Heavy or droopy eyelids are often brushed off as a cosmetic side effect of aging. But sometimes they’re a sign of a functional problem. When the upper eyelids droop far enough to block part of your field of vision, everyday tasks like reading, driving, and even walking can become more difficult without you realizing your

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New Treatments in Age-Related Macular Degeneration

New Treatments in Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Words blurring on the page, faces going soft across the dinner table, a center of vision that won’t sharpen no matter the light — these can all be early signs of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). As one of the leading causes of vision loss in older adults, macular degeneration can make everyday activities more challenging

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What Causes Bags Under Your Eyes?

What Causes Bags Under Your Eyes?

Under-eye bags can make you look tired and older, even when you feel well-rested. But what causes bags under your eyes? In some cases, they’re caused by aging and lifestyle habits, while others may be linked to allergies or underlying medical conditions. At Florida Eye Specialists, we help patients identify the cause of under-eye bags

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Medications That May Cause Dry Eye

Medications That May Cause Dry Eye

If your eyes feel dry, gritty, or uncomfortable, you’re not alone. Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions, affecting millions of people of all ages — and the causes are more varied than most people realize. Dry eye occurs when your tears are unable to provide adequate lubrication for your eyes, either

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Patient Questions About Droopy Eyelid

Blepharoplasty, Ptosis Repair and Brow Lift Drooping eyelids can impact more than just your appearance – they can also affect your vision, comfort, and day-to-day activities. Many patients aren’t sure what’s causing the issue or what type of treatment they may need. If you’ve noticed heaviness, sagging, or difficulty keeping your eyes open, you’re not

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Ronald P. Swendris, Glaucoma Specialist

Florida Eye Specialists Adds Glaucoma Specialist Ronald P. Swendris, M.D.

Fellowship-trained ophthalmologist expands access to advanced glaucoma care in Volusia County ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – Florida Eye Specialists, the leading multi-specialty ophthalmology practice in Northeast Florida, today announced the addition of Ronald P. Swendris, M.D., a board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologist specializing in glaucoma care and anterior segment surgery. Dr. Swendris brings more than 35 years of

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The Best Eye Drops for Dry Eye

The Best Eye Drops for Dry Eye

Dry eye can make everyday tasks like reading, working on a computer, or driving uncomfortable. With so many eye drops available at the pharmacy, many patients ask the same question: what are the best eye drops for dry eye? The truth is, the right option can vary depending on the cause of your symptoms. To

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