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At GW Eye Associates, patients can undergo treatment for the most common types of retinal disorders.

Find out whether you are at heightened risk for developing glaucoma, the most insidious and destructive of all eye diseases.

Professional eye care greatly benefits eye health, but these nutrient-rich foods are good for the eyes, too.

At GW Eye Associates, ICLs, or implantable contact lenses, have successfully improved the vision of many patients suffering from blurry vision.

In this blog post, we discuss the differences between two popular laser vision correction procedures: LASIK vs. PRK. 

Athletes can be good candidates for LASIK, as long as they understand that they will need to take time away from their sports to recover.

Are you at risk for macular degeneration? Learn about the risk factors for this condition that robs people of their central vision.

LASIK is not a good option for patients under the age of 18. However, we will help teens find glasses or contacts to match their…

Both LASIK and glasses can help you see the world around you with tremendous clarity. Is one option better suited to you than the other?

Find out what you should expect prior to your PRK laser eye surgery. Following these pre-op instructions can help to ensure a successful outcome.