When your eyes are red, painful, and unusually sensitive to light, it’s easy to assume the irritation will pass. However, if these symptoms are caused by uveitis — inflammation within the eye — they may indicate more than just an eye condition. Uveitis can sometimes be the first sign of hidden issues affecting the rest of the […]
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When it comes to skincare, SkinCeuticals® has earned a reputation for creating scientifically backed products that deliver visible results. One of their most celebrated ingredients is L-ascorbic acid, a pure form of vitamin C known for its antioxidant and brightening benefits. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, led by a team of fellowship-trained physicians, we offer select SkinCeuticals products
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If you struggle with chronic dry eye, you’re well-acquainted with irritating and disruptive symptoms like grittiness, burning, and watery eyes. These issues can make it harder for you to read, drive, and simply enjoy daily life. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc., our fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists combine advanced diagnostic tools with personalized care to help patients throughout
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Cataract surgery is one of the most common eye procedures performed worldwide. According to research published by StatPearls, it also has a success rate of 95%. Most people do not experience any complications following their procedure. However, it’s still normal to wonder, “Can cataracts come back after surgery?” At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, our board-certified and
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Vision changes can be unsettling, especially when they occur suddenly. One condition that can lead to abrupt visual disturbances is retinal vein occlusion (RVO). At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc., our team of fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists understands the importance of early diagnosis and treatment, particularly for issues like RVO. Learn more about it and when to visit a
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If you have diabetes, you likely already monitor your blood sugar and general health – but are you also keeping tabs on your eyesight? Diabetic eye care is an essential yet often overlooked aspect of diabetes management. Regular eye exams protect your sight and prevent irreversible damage from conditions like diabetic retinopathy, macular edema, and glaucoma. At Central Valley
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Have you noticed your lower eyelid turning outward, exposing the inner lid and causing irritation or excessive tearing? This condition, known as ectropion, can lead to chronic discomfort and even vision problems if left untreated. While ectropion is often associated with aging, one of the most overlooked contributors is inflammation and scarring related to skin disorders.
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Blurry vision can sneak up on you. Maybe it’s harder to read your phone screen, or you’re squinting at road signs more than you used to. Whether the change is sudden or gradual, it’s easy to wonder: Is this something minor or a sign of something more serious? At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc., our board-certified,
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Have you been thinking about LASIK but feel uncertain about accuracy or long-term results? These concerns are totally understandable. Your vision is one of your most important senses, and choosing a safe, effective treatment matters. Traditional LASIK has helped millions reduce or eliminate their dependence on glasses. Now, though, there’s a newer, more precise option: iDesign
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Have you noticed redness, swelling, or flaking skin around your eyes and wondered what triggered it? Eyelid rashes are uncomfortable, affect your appearance, and make daily life frustrating. One common cause is an allergic reaction, but it’s not always easy to tell if that’s the reason. If you’re looking for trusted guidance, Central Valley Eye Medical Group,
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