BESPOKE VISION BLOG

As Halloween approaches and you're planning your perfectly spooktacular costume, you might be tempted to complete your look with theatrical contact lenses. Here's what you need to know about theatrical contact lenses.

Back to School is an exciting time for kids. Learn why an eye exam should be on your child's back to school checklist as well as things you can do to help protect your child's eyes during the school year.

BeSpoke Vision offers some helpful tips for protecting your eyes from fireworks related injuries.

April is not just a month of blooming flowers and springtime renewal; it's also a time to shed light on an often-misunderstood condition: rosacea. As Rosacea Awareness Month, April serves as an important opportunity to educate and advocate for those living with this chronic skin disorder. Did you know that this can affect your eyes too?

Cataracts are a natural part of the aging process, causing clouding of the lens in the eye. This clouding occurs when the proteins in the lens break down and clump together, obstructing the passage of light. While age is the primary risk factor for developing cataracts, other factors such as trauma, certain medications, and underlying medical conditions can also contribute to their formation.

The recent recall of certain eye drops highlights the importance of seeking professional medical advice before using any medication. Before using any eye drops, it is important to consult with your eye doctor at BeSpoke Vision to determine the best course of treatment for your specific condition and needs.

Did you know macular degeneration is the leading cause of severe vision loss for patients over 60 years old? Since this month is age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and low vision awareness month, let’s discuss the disease, what can occur, and ways you can minimize your risks of vision loss.

Imagine a world where you only have tunnel vision with no periphery. This is the reality for the millions of people living with glaucoma. Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease of the optic nerve that starts with loss of peripheral vision but can eventually lead to complete vision loss.

You may not realize that cheap sunglasses can often cause more damage than not wearing any. Due to the tint in cheap glasses, the eyes naturally dilate allowing more sun rays to penetrate the eye. A quality pair of sunglasses keeps your eyes protected from irreversible sun damage.