When a child squints, rubs their eyes, or tilts their head to read, parents often assume they need new glasses. But sometimes, the issue isn’t sharpness of sight; it’s how the eyes work together. This condition, known as binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), occurs when both
Blurred near vision is one of the most common complaints we hear at Art of Optiks. Whether you’re reading a menu, checking your phone, or working on a computer, the frustration of not being able to see clearly up close can significantly impact your daily
Screen use is now part of nearly every aspect of life, from office work and remote learning to augmented reality experiences and hands-free connectivity. As wearable technologies evolve, the concept of “smart glasses” emerges as a new frontier in vision care. At Art of Optiks,
From smartphones to laptops, our eyes are exposed to screens for hours every day. This means increased exposure to blue light, a type of high-energy visible light that can lead to digital eye strain and fatigue over time. As screen use increases, blue light glasses
Vision changes with age are natural, but they shouldn’t be ignored. Many adults notice subtle differences in clarity, light sensitivity, or eye comfort as they age, signs that their eyes are adapting to decades of use. At Art of Optiks, we focus on proactive care
Eye surgery can be life-changing, offering clearer vision and renewed confidence. Whether you’re preparing for LASIK, cataract surgery, or another corrective procedure, it’s normal to feel both excited and cautious. At Art of Optiks, we guide patients through every step of their pre- and post-surgical
