If you have diabetes, taking care of your vision is crucial. Diabetes affects your blood sugar levels and increases your risk of developing eye conditions, including glaucoma. The fellowship-trained, board-certified ophthalmologists at Central Valley Eye Medical Group understand this connection and the importance of seeking early care. They also offer various services to protect your vision and avoid long-term complications. Learn… Read More »
Contact lenses offer clear vision and freedom from glasses. However, proper care is essential to protect your eyes from infections. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, the San Joaquin Valley’s only general ophthalmology practice with fellowship-trained physicians, we often treat patients with issues related to improper contact lens care. We’ve seen firsthand how poor hygiene and handling… Read More »
Do you struggle with persistent eyelid twitching, involuntary blinking, or muscle contractions? These are all symptoms of eyelid spasms. They can disrupt your daily life, making tasks like reading, driving, or having a conversation challenging. At Central Valley Eye Medical Group, our fellowship-trained ophthalmologists know that eyelid spasms are not minor inconveniences. If left untreated, they can… Read More »
Many people are tempted to sleep in their contact lenses, especially if the brand advertises them as safe for overnight wear. It might seem easy to skip the step of lens removal before bed, or maybe you want to keep your lenses in for uninterrupted good vision in case you wake up at night. But, while… Read More »
Glaucoma is a complex disease and can be challenging to understand, especially when trying to learn the difference between open-angle and angle-closure glaucoma. Here at Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc., serving Stockton, Manteca, and Modesto, CA, we’re the only general ophthalmology practice in the San Joaquin Valley with an entire staff of fellowship-trained and board-certified ophthalmologists. We’re… Read More »
As the seasons change, many people experience discomfort from dry eyes, especially during the fall and winter months. Factors like cold air, heating systems, and reduced humidity can contribute to this condition. Knowing how to manage dry eye symptoms can significantly improve your comfort and quality of life. What Causes Dry Eye in Fall and Winter?… Read More »
Facial volume loss is a natural part of aging. As you grow older, your skin produces less collagen and elastin, leading to a decrease in volume and firmness. This loss can make your face appear sunken or tired, affecting your overall look and self-esteem. However, the good news is that dermal fillers can effectively restore lost volume… Read More »
Struggling to focus on nearby objects? Holding books at a distance and squinting at your phone? Presbyopia happens to everybody, usually starting around age 40. While people generally start relying on reading glasses, that’s not your only option. Monovision could be an effective solution if you need two different prescriptions for distance and close-up vision. At Central… Read More »
If you recently learned that you’re not a candidate for Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) but don’t feel ready to give up on the dream of clear vision without glasses, photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) could be the answer. Central Valley Eye Medical Group, Inc.’s elite team of fellowship-trained and board-certified doctors offers refractive surgery options like PRK to… Read More »
Dry eyes can be more than a simple inconvenience. They can affect your quality of life, making it difficult to read, work, or even enjoy your favorite activities. If you’ve been experiencing persistent discomfort, it’s important to know when to seek help. Let’s explore when dry eyes may require professional attention. Common Symptoms of Dry… Read More »
