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5 LENS UPGRADES YOU CAN ADD TO YOUR LENSES   Eyeglasses are more than just a fashion accessory.   Most people spend a lot of time choosing the frames that will look good on them and be comfortable to wear. Truly, eyeglasses can either enhance or derail your looks, but let’s admit it, it should… Continue reading 5 LENS UPGRADES YOU CAN ADD TO YOUR LENSES

Asian Eye Institute Glaucoma, Cornea and Refractive Surgery (LASIK), and Cataract specialist Dr. Robert Ang received the TOPGUN Best Overall Instructor award at the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) Symposium and Congress in Los Angeles, California last May 2017. Dr. Ang was voted over 13 other surgeons from Asia and the United States of America… Continue reading Filipino Eye Doctor Wins 2 Awards at International Conference

How to take care of your frame: 1. If there are loose screws, use an eyeglass tool kit to tighten it. Or let an optician do the work for you.         2. If your eyeglasses are misaligned, don’t bend the frame. Send them to the optical shop for adjustments.      … Continue reading How to take care of your frame and lens

SINGLE VISION, BIFOCALS OR PROGRESSIVE LENSES: WHICH ONE SHOULD YOU GET?   Eyeglasses are an accessible and affordable way to correct refractive errors.    Refractive errors mean you may have any or a combination of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia. You experience blurred vision because it could be that the shape of your eyeball is… Continue reading SINGLE VISION, BIFOCALS OR PROGRESSIVE

As a child, Briza Mae Ramos was diagnosed with nearsightedness, a type of refractive error wherein she could see close objects clearly, but far objects appear blurry. At 11 years old, she had an eye grade of 300, and it increased to 400 in a year’s time. “I was 8 when I started having vision… Continue reading Myovision Lenses: Preventing the rapid increase of nearsightedness in children

Our priority is the health and well-being of our patients, employees and community. In light of the increase in COVID-19 cases, we are suspending our clinical and surgical operations. We will resume operations after the enhanced community quarantine period. For prescription needs and urgent concerns, you may call us through 0918-898-2020/ 0920-947-8874/ 0917-822-3753 or message our… Continue reading Advisory on COVID-19 Quarantine Schedule

5 THINGS YOU SHOULD REMEMBER WHEN BUYING CONTACT LENSES ONLINE   Online shopping spells C-O-N-V-E-N-I-E-N-C-E.    Now that almost everything is available online, it is now easier for us to get a hold of the products we need or want. But when it comes to buying contact lenses here are some useful reminders before you… Continue reading 5 THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN BUYING CONTACT LENSES ONLINE

Strabismus is an eye condition in which the eyes are not aligned properly. One or both eyes may turn in (cross-eyed), out (wall-eyed), up (hypertropia) or down (hypotropia). This eye turn may be permanent, or it may be intermittent. According to Asian Eye Pediatric Ophthalmologist, Adult Strabismus and Cataract Specialist Dr. Norman Fajardo, strabismus is… Continue reading Do your child’s eyes turn inward or outward? – Strabismus

Do you work from home? Here are some tips to prevent digital eye strain: 1. Take frequent eye breaks. Follow the 20-20-20 rule. Look away from your screen every 20 minutes at an object 20 feet away for 20 seconds.               2. Position the top of your computer screen at… Continue reading Work from Home Tips to Prevent Digital Eye Strain

As you age, your eyes become more prone to developing serious eye conditions, such as cataract (clouding of the natural lens that leads to blurred vision), age-related macular degeneration (loss of central vision) and glaucoma (vision loss due to abnormally high eye pressure). Protecting your vision can help you maintain good quality of life.  … Continue reading 7 Ways to Keep your Eyes Healthy