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Advancing the Future of Corneal Care

Advancing the Future of Corneal Care

Our cornea specialists at Eye Consultants of Atlanta are proud to be actively involved in clinical trials evaluating innovative endothelial cell injection therapies for patients with corneal edema as a potential alternative to corneal transplantation Drs. W. Barry...

UV Rays and Eye Health

UV Rays and Eye Health

You likely know wearing sunglasses is important for protecting your eyes from the sun. Because just like your skin, your eyes can be damaged by long-term exposure to UV rays. But just how important is it to wear UV-blocking sunglasses year-round? Find out how these...

Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Dry eye syndrome, also known as dry eye, is very common and affects millions of Americans every year. If you are struggling with this issue, know there are treatment options available to help. “We see many people in our office suffering from chronic eye discomfort...

Understanding Women’s Eye Health: What You Need to Know

Understanding Women’s Eye Health: What You Need to Know

Maintaining good eye care habits is essential for lifelong health—not just for your vision, but for your overall well-being. However, women are at greater risk for many eye conditions compared to men, making regular eye care especially important. From hormonal...

Eye Injuries: What To Do When You Get Hit in the Eye

Eye Injuries: What To Do When You Get Hit in the Eye

From sports to work activities, many circumstances can lead to eye injuries. While 90 percent of them are avoidable with proper eye protection, those that do occur may need immediate care. Should you or a loved one ever experience eye trauma, here’s what our...

Our Tips for Managing Dry Eyes While Wearing Contact Lenses

Our Tips for Managing Dry Eyes While Wearing Contact Lenses

Contact lenses offer the freedom to forgo glasses, which is convenient if you’re an athlete, outdoors enthusiast, or simply prefer not to have frames on your face. But they do come with a caveat: wearing contacts can increase your risk of developing dry eye syndrome....