Ocular Disease
Management

We diagnose and treat many ocular conditions that are categorized as under-eye diseases, including ocular surface disease and inflammatory ocular disease. Learn more about some of the ocular diseases we treat:

• Cataracts – This common eye disease is more prevalent in older adults. The usual treatment for cataracts is surgery.
• Pink Eye – Also called conjunctivitis, pink eye is a common infection that can be caused by bacteria, allergens, or viruses. This condition is highly contagious and should be treated right away.
• Diabetic Eye Disease – This general term refers to a group of eye conditions that can affect patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. An annual comprehensive eye exam is critical because there are no symptoms of diabetic eye disease.
• Glaucoma – This condition typically has no signs or early symptoms. Glaucoma is characterized by damage to the optic nerve. While there is no treatment, medications, and surgery can stop it from getting worse.
• Macular Degeneration – Dry macular degeneration is more common compared to wet, which is less common. Macular degeneration is a chronic, progressive disease that ruins clear, sharp vision.
• Blepharitis – As one of the most common eye conditions, blepharitis usually occurs from poor eyelid hygiene, an allergic reaction, a bacterial infection, or problems with oil gland function.
• Dry Eye Syndrome – Ocular surface disorder or dry eye syndrome occurs when the eyes do not produce enough tears and can be treated in a number of ways.

And More – Our eye doctors can also diagnose and treat age-related eye conditions, color blindness, crossed eyes, eye floaters or flashes, keratoconus, lazy eye, ocular hypertension, and uveitis.