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Eye exams are a must and each year they can help to protect your eyes from being damaged and from illnesses and other issues. Your annual eye exam is going to include a visual inspection of the eye, a look at the inside of the eye...

Almost everyone has heard about carrots being good for your eyesight. But did you know your eyes can benefit from a whole rainbow of fruits and vegetables? At Optics&EYECARE we’re joining with leading nutritionists to celebrate September as Fruits & Veggies...

The fifth annual Contact Lens Health Week is due to be celebrated in August 2018. This beneficial event is run by the CDC and is a helpful tool in promoting healthy habits when wearing and caring for contact lenses in Ashburn...

Diabetic retinopathy can affect people with gestational, Type 1, and Type 2 diabetes. The longer someone has diabetes, the higher the risk is for them to suffer diabetic retinopathy. Although about 40 percent of those with diabetes have diabetic retinopathy...

At Optics&EYECARE, we aim to improve each patient’s quality of life by providing excellent eye and vision care services, including treatment for eye allergies, across the Ashburn area. If you suffer from eye allergies or eye allergy symptom...

Our Ashburn optometrist. Dr. Seema Mohanan, wants everyone in your family to be safe this Halloween and this includes eye safety. Please be aware of the dangers of colored contact lenses and Halloween makeup and what they can do to your eyes if not properly administered...

Winter may bring dreary days and freezing temperatures, but don’t put away your shades! Wearing sunglasses in the winter is just as critical as shielding yourself from the sun in the summer.

Corneal reshaping can help you see better during the day without contacts or glasses. Our eye doctor in Ashburn can examine your eyes and tell you if Orthokeratology is right for you...

April is Sports Safety Month. It’s a good time to raise awareness that will help prevent injuries on the playing field and on the job too. Accidents are a regular occurrence but many can be prevented...

Eyeglasses that claim to filter out blue light from electronic devices have become increasingly popular, especially since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic. With more people spending time in front of screens