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It can feel confusing when your eyes won’t stop watering, yet you’ve been told you have dry eye. Shouldn’t dry eye mean less tears, not more?

Living with chronic dry eye can be frustrating and disruptive. For many people, artificial tears, warm compresses, or prescription medications provide some relief.

When we think about our health, we often focus on diet, exercise, and regular checkups with our primary care physician. But your eyes can also serve as a powerful window into your overall health.

In today’s connected world, digital screens are nearly unavoidable. Whether you're working in the office, from home, or a mix of both, extended screen time has become a regular part of our daily lives.

If your eyes frequently feel dry, scratchy, or fatigued, you may be experiencing dry eye syndrome. While it’s easy to dismiss dry eye symptoms as minor, they often signal a deeper issue with your eye’s tear film.

When your vision is clear, the world becomes sharper, brighter, and more vibrant. At Fresh Pond Eye Care, we believe that excellent eyesight should go hand in hand with confidence in your appearance.

When most people think of an eye exam, they typically think about checking their vision and possibly updating their glasses or contact lens prescription. However, medical eye exams play a crucial role in detecting underlying health conditions that may otherwise go unnoticed.

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that can dramatically affect vision and quality of life. At Fresh Pond Eye Care, we understand how overwhelming it can be to receive a diagnosis of keratoconus, but we also know there is hope. With advanced specialty contact lenses, many patients can regain clear, functional vision.

For many in Ridgewood, New York and surrounding areas, dry eye can interfere with daily comfort and quality of life. While over-the-counter drops and home remedies may provide short-term relief, they often don’t treat the underlying causes of chronic dry eye, especially when Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is involved. One of the most promising and advanced options we offer is Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy.

Good vision is essential for a child’s ability to learn, read, and engage with the world around them, especially in the classroom. While many parents focus on school supplies and academic preparation, one important part of school readiness is often overlooked: a comprehensive eye exam.