Eye Safety
Educational articles about eye safety and eye protection, from the doctors of Ophthalmology at Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute.
Educational articles about eye safety and eye protection, from the doctors of Ophthalmology at Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute.
Glittered eye shadow, bold lashes, and colored contacts may seem like a harmless way of enhancing your Halloween costume, but eye damage or infection can occur with improper makeup application. At the Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute, we encourage you to follow these basic steps to protect your eyes this [...]
A solar eclipse is an astronomical occurrence that captivates and fascinates individuals worldwide. While it is undeniably breathtaking, observing a solar eclipse without adequate protection can pose serious risks to your eyesight. The thrill of witnessing this extraordinary event should never outweigh the importance of protecting your eyes. Our [...]
A Potential Consequence of a Severe Fall During a Run or During a Race (5K, 10K, Mini or Full Marathons) Running can be a healthy and exhilarating activity, promoting fitness. However, like any physical endeavor, it comes with potential risks. In some unfortunate cases, a severe fall during a [...]
The month of March is Workplace Eye Wellness Awareness month. According to the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), nearly 2,000 workers in the U.S. sustain a job-related eye injury every day. These eye injuries typically include chemical burns, corneal scratches, and penetration of foreign [...]
Eye Safety Tips for the Holiday Season The holidays are a joyous time to celebrate the culmination of a wonderful year. However, this celebration can be thrown off-course in the event that an unexpected eye injury or accident occurs. These basic safety tips can help keep you and your [...]
Swimming and aerobics are great ways to stay fit, but did you know that the chlorine in the water can be detrimental to your eye health? Tear film coats the surface of your eyes and allows them to stay lubricated. Chlorine and other pool chemicals wash this film off [...]
Protecting your eyes is just as vital as caring for your skin. There are two UV rays present in sunlight; UV-A and UV-B. UV-A rays primarily penetrate the skin, speeding up the aging process, while UV-B rays produce sunburns on the skin. Over time, exposure to sunlight may increase [...]
When preparing for a family vacation or a business trip, we often forget to fully ready ourselves for these exciting experiences. Upon traveling, you go through different airports, altitude changes, and weather, which all combine to have short and long-term effects on your eyes. The short term effects consist of [...]
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