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Types of Glaucoma: Open-Angle vs. Closed-Angle Glaucoma

Types of Glaucoma: Open-Angle vs. Closed-Angle Glaucoma

As we age, it’s normal to experience some vision changes. It’s normal, for example, to need more time for your eyes to adjust to changing light levels or have trouble seeing up close. Other changes could indicate a more serious issue, however, as your risk for certain...

Choosing the Right Contact Lenses and Glasses: A Comprehensive Guide

Choosing the Right Contact Lenses and Glasses: A Comprehensive Guide

If you need contact lenses or glasses for vision correction, you’re in good company. Nearly two-thirds of US adults use some form of corrective eyewear. Whether you use contacts or glasses exclusively or you prefer to switch between the two, here’s how to find the...

Dr. Eileen Wang’s innovative approach to dry eyes

Dr. Eileen Wang’s innovative approach to dry eyes

In the ever evolving field of ophthalmology, Dr. Eileen Wang is an acclaimed board-certified ophthalmologist, specializing in a variety of eye care treatments. Dr. Wang's patient-centered approach offers personalized solutions to cataracts, glaucoma, and the...

Common Eye Issues During the Winter Months and Treatments Available

Common Eye Issues During the Winter Months and Treatments Available

If you’re feeling misty-eyed this season — but not from holiday emotions — you’re not alone. While eye issues can occur any time of year, winter weather may elevate your risk for problems like dryness and irritation. Fortunately, most seasonal sources of eye...

Diagnosed with Keratoconus? What Our Eye Experts Want You to Know

Diagnosed with Keratoconus? What Our Eye Experts Want You to Know

Keratoconus is a form of astigmatism, and occurs when your cornea (the clear, front part of your eye) begins to bulge outwards. Normally dome-shaped, when affected by this condition, instead your cornea can become thin and take on a conical shape. Keratoconus includes...

LASIK Pros and Cons: Expert Advice if You’re on the Fence

LASIK Pros and Cons: Expert Advice if You’re on the Fence

If you’re tired of wearing contacts or glasses every day, you may be considering LASIK. Whether you have an active lifestyle and glasses get in the way, or you’re simply ready to stop reaching for your contact lenses each morning, you’re not alone: LASIK is the most...

A Clear Look at Cataract Surgery with Dr. Christopher Kuang

A Clear Look at Cataract Surgery with Dr. Christopher Kuang

For many, cataracts are an unfortunate fact of life. More than half Americans will develop visually significant cataracts by the age of 80. A cataract can be defined as a cloudy lens. When the fibers and proteins in a lens break down and clump together, due to aging...

Join Us for Our Upcoming Job Fair!

Join Us for Our Upcoming Job Fair!

Eye Consultants of Atlanta3225 Cumberland Blvd SESuite 900Atlanta, GA 30339404.351.2220 Date: Thursday, January 25, 2024 Time: 4:30pm – 7:00pm Location: Cumberland Office (Training Room on the 9th floor) Looking for: Ophthalmic Technicians with experience in...

​​Tips to Prevent Diabetic Eye Disease

​​Tips to Prevent Diabetic Eye Disease

For people living with diabetes, proper blood sugar control is key to preventing other serious health complications. Increased blood sugar levels can damage many of your body’s systems, especially your eyes. If you have diabetes, here’s what you should know about...

Can Diabetics Get LASIK?

Can Diabetics Get LASIK?

For people who rely on contacts or glasses to see clearly, laser eye surgery is an attractive option. LASIK can achieve 20/20 vision or better, meaning you could eliminate or greatly reduce the need for lenses. But like most procedures, LASIK isn’t for everyone. ...