Florida Eye Specialists is proud to announce that we are growing our team of doctors! We are honored to introduce the newest addition to our FES family, Dr. Leah Kammerdiener. She is a board-certified ophthalmologist trained in glaucoma and anterior segment surgeries. She specializes in the medical, laser, and surgical treatments of glaucoma as well…
DetailsDr. Kimberly Riordan was featured on News4Jax to review fall eye care tips. She explains the causes of fall dry eye, considerations for eye-safe Halloween costumes, and proper contact lens care. Watch the full interview here:
As we depend on computers and handheld devices with screens more and more, we are beginning to see the results of too much blue light exposure. Blue light can provide benefits to our health, by boosting alertness and regulating circadian rhythm. However, too much blue light can have harmful effects, especially on our vision. Learn…
DetailsDr. Rajesh Shetty was featured in the September issue of the Ponte Vedra Recorder to discuss Dry Eye and how to manage this condition during the hotter months. Summer may be winding down, but record temperatures continue to rise, and there can be adverse effects on our vision. Dr. Shetty discusses causes, symptoms, and tips…
DetailsRed eyes can make you look and feel like anyone but yourself. There are several reasons you might develop this reddish tint but it is usually related to inflamed blood vessels near the surface of the eyes. Consider these seven reasons your eyes might be red. 1. Alcohol Consumption Red eyes are a common sign…
DetailsDr. Rachana Patel was featured on News4Jax to discuss the risks of swimming or showering while wearing contact lenses. She explains the contaminants common in water that can jeopardize eye health, signs of an eye infection, and proper contact lens care. Watch the full interview below:
DetailsPigmentary glaucoma is a form of glaucoma that tends to strike at younger ages (20-40 years old), in patients with nearsightedness (myopia), and is more common in men than women. Since the condition develops at such a young age, it can result in a lifetime of vision problems. Pigmentary glaucoma can be treated to slow…
DetailsIf you’re experiencing stinging, irritated or burning eyes, it’s imperative to identify the cause and find relief. Often, treatment can be as simple as over-the-counter, preservative-free eyedrops, but in some cases, ongoing medical treatment is needed. An overview of problems and causes should help you decide whether you need treatment from your eye care professional.…
DetailsDr. Ravi Patel of Florida Eye Specialists recently performed a life-changing procedure for a young mother who needed a corneal transplant. Takeeya Woods, 30, was quickly losing her vision to keratoconus, a hereditary condition in which the clear tissue on the front of the eye bulges outward. Nearly blind, Woods couldn’t apply for the jobs…
DetailsDr. Lott was featured on First Coast News to discuss why more middle-aged people are having cataract surgery. He explains the impacts of technology on vision, advances in cataract surgery and signs it’s time to see a doctor. Watch the full interview here:
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