Too much exposure from ultraviolet (UV) rays may not only damage your skin, but also your eyes. And there’s certainly no shortage of tips, suggestions, and warnings out there about sun exposure, sun damage, and sun protection for your skin and eyes.
 
But are you sure you’re getting the correct information? 
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Do you enjoy soaking up the summer rays? While it may feel wonderful and give you that nice tan, spending too much time in the sun without the proper protection can have some downsides.
 
Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light can increase your risk of certain eye conditions, including age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and cataracts.
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As the summer nears, we start thinking about warm-weather plans like trips to the beach, outside barbecues, and sunny days at the ballpark.

While most of us spend more time outside when it’s warm, all that sun exposure has a downside: Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light.

When you think about your eye health, the potential hazards of makeup may not even be on your radar. Unfortunately, in some instances, the misuse of eye makeup can lead to infection and / or eye injury.
 
The good news is, you don’t have to throw away all of your eye cosmetics. Instead, it’s helpful to learn what the potential dangers are and take precautions to keep your eyes healthy.
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Droopy eyelids: They can make us look tired, even when we’re not, and they can add years to our appearance. Are they just a nuisance though?
 
Unfortunately, the answer is no.

​Sagging eyelids may affect more than our looks. In some cases, they can also affect our eye health and vision.