General Ophthalmology

Aqueous Humor is a thin and transparent fluid produced by the eye. The fluid contains 99.9% water and 0.1% sugars, proteins, vitamins, and other nutrients. Nutrients like amino acids and glucose help maintain the eye in a pressurized state, as the fluid nourishes the lens and maintains the shape [...]

When the tear drainage system is either fully or partially blocked, it is a blocked tear duct. Tears that are unable to drain normally may result in wet, itchy, or infected eyes. People of all ages may experience symptoms and can possibly develop this condition. Basic tears are produced in [...]

As the seasons change, do your eyes become irritated and watery? These signs and symptoms could indicate that you have seasonal allergies. Flowers are blooming and weather patterns in the area are changing, making spring a common period for these symptoms to appear. Pollen is one of the most common [...]

The Fort Lauderdale Eye Institute promotes Rare Disease Day and wants to raise awareness of rare diseases, especially eye diseases, and their impact on patients' lives. Over 300 million individuals worldwide live with rare illnesses today. Together across borders and with over 6,000 uncommon disorders, we work towards equity in [...]