Just as there are everyday habits that promote healthy, strong vision, there are also those that do the exact opposite. In this blog post, laser eye surgeon Mark R. Mandel, MD, of Optima Eye takes a look at five habits you should avoid for healthier eyes.

Thanks to the Internet, there is a wealth of information on eye health available. Unfortunately, this also means there are a number of vision myths and misconceptions circulating as well. In this blog post, trusted eye surgeon Mark R. Mandel, MD, of Optima Eye sets the facts straight on the top five myths about eye health.

According to the Vision Council, nearly 70 percent of American adults experience some form of digital eye strain. Digital eye strain is caused by the continuous use (typically more than two hours) of digital devices such as computers, tablets and smartphones, all which have become part of everyday life for many of us. If you experience red eyes, eye twitching, dry eyes and headaches after staring at a computer or other digital device, you may have digital eye strain. While these symptoms are bothersome, there are some steps you can take to prevent them. In this blog post, LASIK eye surgeon Mark R. Mandel MD of Optima Eye shares a few ways you can protect your vision from digital eye strain.

The fall season brings cooler weather and new risks for your vision. The drop in temperature can cause dry eyes and allergies to arise. Keep your vision healthy and strong this season with these helpful habits from LASIK eye surgeon Mark R. Mandel, MD of Optima Eye.