Keratoconus: early corneal detection

Keratoconus is progressive thinning of the cornea that changes its shape, usually starting in adolescence or early adulthood.

Warning signs

Rapidly increasing astigmatism, distorted vision, light sensitivity and frequent eye rubbing.

Corneal assessment and, when needed, special tests of its shape and thickness.

Avoid eye rubbing, proper lenses and timely referral to treatments that slow progression when indicated.

Eye exams for children, adults and older adults

Children's eye health, without fear of the visit

Strabismus in children and adults

Diabetic retinopathy: retina checks for people with diabetes

Cataracts: regain sharp, clear vision

Pterygium: assessment and treatment

Glaucoma: early detection protects your sight

Blepharitis: relief for inflamed eyelids

Myopia: clear distance vision at every age

Astigmatism: sharp vision at any distance

Eye emergencies: what to do and when to seek care

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