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Hit the Slopes in Bollẻ Snow Goggles

ESA carries the very stylish, state-of-the-art snow goggles designed by Bollẻ to protect your eyes while you ski, snowboard or enjoy your favorite outdoor winter activity. Bollẻ technology includes anti-fogging, triple layer face foam for a firm and comfortable fit,...

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How to Avoid Screen Fatigue

It’s that time of year for shopping online or by phone, studying for finals or binging on your favorite holiday movies. All that time looking at a screen can cause your eyes to feel dry and tired. Use the 20/20/20 rule to give your eyes a break during long periods of...

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Diabetes and Double Vision

By: James Wymore, M.D. Diabetes causes a wide array of problems throughout the body, and the eye is no exception. Diplopia, or double vision, is one of those problems. It can occur suddenly and be quite uncomfortable and alarming. The effects of diabetes can damage...

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Effects of Lazy Eye

Be vigilant about lazy eye. “Approximately four of every 100 preschool children demonstrate amblyopia or lazy eye which leads to loss of vision in otherwise healthy eyes,” explains Dr. Frederick, Pediatric Ophthalmologist. The vision loss is permanent unless...

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Double Vision Correction

Surgical solution to correct double vision. Children aren’t the only patients with strabismus (eye misalignment). Most people with eye muscle disorders are diagnosed before age five. But a large number of patients are seen with this problem for the first time as...

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Sudden Double Vision May Mean Trouble

Take action on double vision. Double vision, or diplopia, is seeing two, often overlapping, images of a single object. When it newly occurs in a mature patient, it may be associated with many conditions or diseases. An eye exam can identify if the cause is a cataract,...

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Alternatives to Using Cheaters

New FDA approved treatment for reading vision. By: Dr. Carlton Fenzl If you’re over 40, you’ve probably noticed your near vision isn’t as sharp as it used to be. Reading fine print may require you to wear reading glasses or bifocals. For those who dislike wearing...

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Summertime Eye Injuries

John Frederick, M.D. As the long warm days of summer approach, it’s natural that we engage in more outdoor activities. Children will be running from the ball diamond, to the playground, to the swimming pool, as fast as they can. During this fun-filled season, it’s...

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Commitment to Patients

Commitment to Patients

Eye Surgeons Associates is pleased to announce that Beth Repp, M.D. and Carlton Fenzl, M.D. have become partners of Eye Surgeons Associates. Dr. Frederick, president of Eye Surgeons, comments, “We’re proud to add these two excellent physicians to our ownership group....

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