When it comes to a timeline of when to receive an eye exam, it’s different for everyone. According to Prevent Blindness, how frequently you should be receiving exams depends on…
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A keratoconus diagnosis can trigger a range of emotions for you and your family, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the condition. You may feel confused, frustrated, and scared or unsure of the future…
Here in the Living with KC community, we hope to clear up some confusion around COVID-19 and your eye health. Keep reading to learn ways to help prevent yourself from contracting the virus…
Mississippi Braves broadcaster Chris Harris overcame keratoconus to thrive in the booth. He discusses his journey living with disease, undergoing cross-linking, and life after the procedure.
During their initial appointment, the corneal specialist explained that 5-15% of people with Down syndrome also have keratoconus and recommended that Sarah consider FDA-approved corneal cross-linking…
Our environment has a big impact on our eye health and every season brings new challenges. Winter produces extreme conditions, including frigid temps, whipping winds, dry air…
Let’s be honest, self-esteem can be tricky – some days you have it, and some days you just don’t. For those living with keratoconus, the condition can add another layer of complexity…
The American Academy of Ophthalmology has declared 2020 the “Year of the Eye” and to help you take care of yours, we’ve come up with five resolutions you can follow to keep your eyes healthy in 2020…
In the United States, a rare disease is defined as a condition that affects fewer than 200,000 people. Keratoconus, a progressive eye condition in which the cornea weakens and thins over time…
After being diagnosed with keratoconus, the first thing many patients do is meet with their doctor to determine the best treatment plan…
