Dr. Vic Khemsara

BY DR. KEITH BIGGS One of the most common complaints of patients are elevated bumps along the eyelid. If the bump on the eyelid becomes painful, red and swollen, a

As September surrounds us, many changes have occurred.  The beach trips are over until next summer, and the children have had their updated eye examinations as they have returned to school.

Summertime means swimming in pools or splashing and swimming in the ocean.  Is this safe for your eyes?  Does the chlorine water or salt water harm your eyes? Whether you enjoy

Summer is in full swing, the days are longer, the sun is hotter, the beach is calling, and out comes the sunscreen. We lather up for full-body protection, but wait! 

We all know cataracts cause blurry vision, glare and halos around lights, poor night vision, loss of the vibrancy of colors and more.   We also know surgery is performed whereby

BY KATHY BOLLING, Practice Adm. Thirty-two years ago, I began a career in ophthalmology.   Everything was simpler then: handwritten charts, two main phone lines, and patients signed an insurance form

Eye drops tends to be one of the most difficult, frustrating medications to utilize.  While trying to insert them, we either miss the eye entirely, get a part of the

BY CHRISTINE SHAMLIAN, CLINICAL MANAGER Everyone is born with a natural lens in their eye. If you have a cataract, your lens has become cloudy. It is like looking through

What are those irritating spots in my eyes and will they ever go away?   Sound familiar?  The answer is: YES, you may be able to eliminate them. Floaters are a

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