Dark circles under the eyes are not harmful, but they can make you look tired. Some people are more likely to develop dark circles due to genetics, but even people that are prone to undereye circles can decrease their appearance. Let’s take a look at the causes of dark circles and what you can do to treat them.  

One of the most serious eye problems that can occur is a detached retina. While a detached retina can affect anyone, it is more common as we age. Learning the signs and symptoms can help you know when to get emergency treatment. Keep reading below to learn more about a detached retina. 

How well your cardiovascular system functions can impact your overall health, including your vision and eye health. February is American Heart Month. It is the perfect reminder to take care of our heart health and lower our risk of different cardiac conditions. For instance, congestive heart failure (CHF) is one condition that can impact your vision.

The article below takes a look at what CHF involves and how it may impact vision and treatment options. 
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Eye exams are one of the most important things you can do to maintain good eye health. Guidelines for how often you should have an exam vary based on your age, family history, and medical conditions you may have. Keep reading below to find out what an eye exam includes and how you should prepare. 

When it comes to maintaining good vision and healthy eyes, the skin around your eyes may not be the first thing you think about, but one of the first places we show our age is the skin around our eyes. Plus, if the skin becomes too loose or saggy, it can have an effect on vision and your self-esteem.

November is National Healthy Skin Month. We can all use a few tips to keep the skin around our eyes looking good! 
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