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Enjoy Clear Vision Without Surgery: Discover the Benefits of CRT for Dry Eye and LASIK Alternatives

CRT offers a non-surgical, hassle-free solution for clear vision, ideal for those with dry eye or seeking an alternative to LASIK. This FDA-approved treatment uses custom lenses worn overnight to reshape the cornea, allowing for 20/20 vision throughout the day without glasses or contacts.

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September 24, 2024
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Enjoy Clear Vision Without Surgery: Discover the Benefits of CRT for Dry Eye and LASIK Alternatives

CRT offers a non-surgical, hassle-free solution for clear vision, ideal for those with dry eye or seeking an alternative to LASIK. This FDA-approved treatment uses custom lenses worn overnight to reshape the cornea, allowing for 20/20 vision throughout the day without glasses or contacts.

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An Introduction Letter from Dr. Jordan Jin

Meet Dr. Jordan Jin, your new optometrist at Vision Care Center, continuing Dr. Sison's legacy with personalized care and advanced eye treatments.

A Personal Note from Dr. Sison - Introducing Dr. Jordan Jin

Announcement: Dr. Sison Welcomes Dr. Jin to Vision Care Center

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CRT Lenses and Myopia Control: How Can I Help My Child’s Vision?

Worried about your child's nearsightedness? Corneal Refractive Therapy (CRT), also known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K), might be the solution you’re looking for. Let's dive into how CRT lenses can help control myopia and improve your child's vision.

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Understanding Nearsightedness, Farsightedness, and Astigmatism

Ever wondered why your vision seems a bit off? It might be due to one of the common refractive errors: nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), or astigmatism. Let's break down what these terms mean and how they affect your vision.

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How Often Should I Get an Eye Exam?

Whether you wear glasses or not, it's crucial to have regular eye exams. For most adults, it's recommended to have a comprehensive eye exam once a year. More frequent eye exams may be necessary based on individual risk factors, such as age and medical history.

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