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Close-up of a closed, red, and irritated eye from a patient suffering from blepharitis.

Why Blepharitis Keeps Returning and How It Can Be Managed

Eyelid inflammation can be frustrating because symptoms may improve for a while and then return. Blepharitis commonly affects the edges of the eyelids and can cause irritation, redness, crusting, burning, or a gritty sensation. Central Valley Eye Medical Group provides comprehensive eye care through fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists who also teach resident physicians and contribute to ophthalmic education and research. Because […]

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How Dermal Fillers Restore Volume Around the Eyes and Cheeks

Dermal Fillers

Over time, facial volume loss can make the area beneath the eyes and across the cheeks look hollow, tired, or less defined. Dermal fillers can restore volume in selected areas and soften transitions between facial features without surgery. Central Valley Eye Medical Group offers oculoplastic care from fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists with advanced knowledge of eyelid and facial anatomy. That specialized

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How Lumenis M22 Treats Sun Damage, Redness, and Uneven Tone

Lumenis M22

Sun damage, redness, and uneven skin tone can affect how smooth and refreshed the complexion appears. When topical products are not enough, advanced light and laser treatments may offer a more targeted approach. Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc. is led by a team of ten board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologists who are recognized for their involvement in medical education, research,

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Young woman getting a routine eye exam to monitor possible eye conditions and prevent eye disease.

What Comprehensive Eye Exams Can Reveal About Overall Health

Comprehensive Eye Exams

Comprehensive eye exams do more than check whether a prescription has changed. Because the eyes contain blood vessels, nerves, and tissues that can reflect changes elsewhere in the body, an exam may reveal signs of certain health concerns before noticeable symptoms develop. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc., care is provided by a team of ten board-certified ophthalmologists who

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Why Glaucoma Treatment May Change as the Disease Progresses

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a chronic eye disease that can gradually damage the optic nerve, sometimes without causing noticeable symptoms until vision loss has occurred. Because the condition may change over time, a treatment plan that works well today may need to be adjusted later. The physicians at Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc. are actively involved in glaucoma care, ophthalmic education, and

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Can Blepharoplasty Improve Vision Blocked by Heavy Eyelids?

Blepharoplasty

Heavy upper eyelids can do more than change the way the eyes look. When excess skin droops over the upper lash line, it may reduce peripheral vision, make reading more tiring, or create a constant feeling of heaviness. Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc. has a team of ten board-certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologists, including oculoplastic specialists. As the

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When Reconstructive Eyelid Surgery May Be Medically Necessary

Blepharoplasty

Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is sometimes associated with cosmetic concerns, but in certain cases it serves an important medical purpose. Problems with eyelid position, structure, or function can interfere with vision, eye protection, and everyday comfort. Central Valley Eye Medical Group provides subspecialty oculoplastic care through fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists experienced in treating conditions involving the eyelids and surrounding tissues.

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Doctor showing a model of an eye, zoomed in on the inflamed blood vessels that can be a side-effect of diabetes.

How Diabetes Can Damage Vision Before Symptoms Become Obvious

Diabetic Eye Care

Diabetes can affect the eyes long before noticeable vision changes develop. Elevated blood sugar can harm small blood vessels throughout the body, including those that provide blood flow to the retina. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists provide subspecialty care that includes retinal conditions and regularly contribute to ophthalmic education and medical literature. Because diabetes eye symptoms may be

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Why Dry Eye Symptoms May Feel Worse During Certain Seasons

Dry Eyes

Dry eye can become more noticeable during certain seasons, especially when changing temperatures, wind, allergens, and indoor climate control disrupt the moisture balance on the eye’s surface. Central Valley Eye Medical Group brings together 10 eye care providers, with ophthalmologists who have completed fellowship training in specialized areas of eye health and who remain active in ophthalmic education and clinical

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How Cataracts Affect Color Perception and Nighttime Vision

Cataracts

Cataracts can gradually change more than just vision sharpness. They can also affect how colors appear, how well the eyes adjust to dim environments, and how comfortable it feels to drive after dark. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, patients in Stockton, CA receive care from fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists with specialized expertise across several areas of eye health. Recognizing

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