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Glare on the Evening Drive Home From Coast Village Road? A Montecito Guide to Cataract Symptoms and When to Get Checked
Dinner on Coast Village Road, then the drive home in the dark along the 101 or up through the winding Montecito lanes. If oncoming headlights have started to look like starbursts, or the menu was harder to read under restaurant lighting than it used to be, a cataract may be part of the reason. What…
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Family in Town for the Holidays? What to Do About an Eye Injury or Emergency in Montecito
The holidays fill Montecito homes with guests: grandchildren on scooters, uncles splitting firewood, and someone opening a bottle of champagne a little too fast. Most visits end with nothing worse than a full stomach. But if an eye gets hurt, it helps to know in advance what is urgent and where to go. Signs of…
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From Montecito to Westlake Village: How a Free VIP Video Consult Saves Santa Barbara Patients a Trip
Montecito and Santa Barbara are beautiful places to live and a long way from most specialty eye care. We want to be honest about that. Khanna Vision Institute has no office in Montecito or Santa Barbara. Our main office is in Westlake Village, 31824 Village Center Rd, Suite F, Westlake Village, CA 91361. From Montecito…
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Advantages of wearing sunglasses:
Advantages of wearing sunglasses:● Protection from UV radiation: Sunglasses are essential for protecting your eyesfrom the sun’s harmful UV rays. UV radiation can damage the cornea and lens ofyour eyes, leading to cataracts, macular degeneration, and other eye problems.Sunglasses that block 99% or 100% of UVA and UVB rays are the best forprotecting your eyes.●…
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Demystifying Vitreous Floaters with Khanna Vision
Vitreous floaters, commonly referred to as “floaters,” are tiny specks or cobweb-like entities that drift about in the field of vision. These floaters are more noticeable when looking at something bright, like a clear blue sky or a white sheet of paper. But what exactly are these seemingly mysterious objects that move with the eyes’…
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