One of the best things you can do to keep your eyes healthy is to keep your body active! Exercising helps us get stronger, stay in shape, and feel great. An active lifestyle is essential for our overall health, with benefits such as reducing our risk of developing chronic health problems like hea...

Cataracts are the world’s leading cause of blindness. In the US alone, they affect over 20 million adults over the age of forty and half of seniors aged eighty and up. Babies are sometimes born with congenital cataracts and require surgery so that their vision can develop normally. How Do Catar...

A few months ago I was browsing Facebook and came across this story that was trending. It was the one about the young girl in Asia who wore her contacts too long and went blind. Remember that one? It caught my attention because it was so sensational.

After a routine eye exam, a concerned parent may ask me, "how are you going to check my kid's eyes? I could barely tell which option was better!"

I personally never had a pair of light adapting lenses because I didn't like the way they looked. Even knowing all the positives, I just didn't think I needed them. Here are a few things that changed my mind:

Have you ever wished you could see clearly without glasses or contacts, but not interested in laser surgery?  We have the solution.  Diamond Bar Optometric Center is certified to fit specialty contact lenses that allow you to see clearly during the day without contact lenses or eyeglasses. 

My Dry Eye Experience: The most common cause of dry eyes you’ve probably never heard of and my go to solution.

School’s out and it’s time for summer! For many of us, summer time means a lot of trips to the pool, but before we dive in, we should take a look at what we should be doing to protect our eyes while we’re cooling off underwater. Invest In A Good Pair Of Goggles Have you ever felt a burning,...

The Fourth of July is a wonderful day to enjoy good food, good company, and, of course, an awe-inspiring fireworks display. If we want to be able to keep enjoying the sight of the rockets’ red glare in future years, however, we need to make sure we’re not putting our eyes at unnecessary risk ...

If you’ve ever had a series of bright, flickering lights gradually obscure your vision and then go away, you might have had an ocular migraine. We typically think of migraines as the painful headaches that affect about 10 percent of the U.S. population, but the visual distortions that come with...