Acne scars can be a real concern. Below are the best treatments in the world. At least there is now great options. Growing up, I saw so many teens that had no options but to suffer through scarred faces. Summary of steps: Step 1: 1. See a board certified dermatologist with good pedigree: went to […]
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Rosacea Diet: Foods to Avoid if You Have Rosacea or Ocular Rosacea Individual reaction patterns vary greatly in rosacea. Therefore, a food diary may help to elucidate your special triggers. These triggers below can cause flushing: Avoid as much as possible. Smoking, Spicy foods, Hot drinks, Alcohol Exposure to sunlight Exposure to extreme hot and cold
ISOLATED ELEVATED: HUMAN SALIVARY CARBONIC ANHYDRASE ISOENZYME VI Isolated salivary concentrations of CA VI is likely nothing to worry about. Studies below mainly show the following: 1. Low salivary concentrations of CA VI appear to be associated with an increased prevalence of caries and acid peptic diseases 2. It should be repeated in a 1 year
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Steroid-Sparing Drugs for Uveitis, Scleritis, Arthritis by: Sandra Lora Cremers, MD, FACS Inflammation of the eye or joints or inside the body leads to scar tissue which can have significant consequences. In the eye, it can cause scar tissue of the drain of the eye (the angle or trabecular meshwork), which can lead to glaucoma
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Exciting news from AAO.org DNA Test for Congenital Cataracts Leads to Faster, More Accurate Diagnoses of Rare Diseases Linked to Childhood Blindness 08/21/2014 11:00:00 AM Study shows targeted next-generation gene sequencing can identify cause of inheritable syndromes, allowing earlier treatment and genetic counseling SAN FRANCISCO — Researchers in the United Kingdom have demonstrated that advanced DNA testing
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Omega 3: How much is enough & what is the best way to get them into our body? EyeMDs know that Omega 3 fatty acids are excreted through the meibomian glands and have been proven to improve dry eye symptoms of foreign body sensation, burning, reflex tearing, vision fluctuations, even itching. But how much is
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Tear Break Up Time: How it is checked and what does your eye surgeon see under the microscope? Tear Break Up Time (TBUT) is an important measure of dry eye, especially in patients who do not clearly show dry eye changes on the cornea or the diagnosis of dry eye is in question. Patients who
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Sunlight after cataract surgery should be limited depending on type of implant placed: most protect against UV but some do not. Sun can damage macular tissues so check with your eyeMD to discuss how strict sunglasses/hat use should be. In general most eyeMDs recommend protection from sun for majority of patients most of hours of
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