Firework Eye Safety

Firework Eye Safety

June Is Fireworks Safety Month The 4th of July is right around the corner, and while that means food, fun and fireworks, it unfortunately also means injuries from fireworks accidents. The month of June is an important time dedicated to Fireworks Safety Month to promote ophthalmology education and awareness about injuries and damage caused by…

Healthy Vision is an Important Part of Your Health

Healthy Vision is an Important Part of Your Health

Healthy Vision is an Important Part of Your Family’s Overall Health and Well-Being Our practice specializes in pediatric ophthalmology, as well as comprehensive eye care for the entire family. We believe that starting regular eye care at an early age can help your child maintain healthy vision habits throughout their lifetime. If your family is…

Halloween Safety

Halloween Safety

Halloween Eye Safety In Burlingame, CA With Kim L Cooper, MD Most people enjoy going out to trick or treat or to show off costumes at parties and other seasonal events when Halloween arrives. Protecting the eyes is a concern during this time. If you suffer from a vision problem or eye health incident, contact…

Keep your child’s eyes safe with the right toys

Keep your child’s eyes safe with the right toys

With the holiday season approaching, every parent should be mindful about the safety of their child. Children are very playful during their infancy and childhood and tend to get hurt often. But, when it comes to the safety of their eyes, parents must show a little extra caution. Choosing the right toys for your child…

Glaucoma Awareness – Get tested before it’s too late

Glaucoma Awareness – Get tested before it’s too late

Out of all the causes of vision loss in human beings, Glaucoma is known to be the second most prominent one. The condition is so serious that patients wouldn’t even have the faintest idea that they have it until they experience significant vision loss. This is why Glaucoma is infamously known as “The sneaky thief…

February is Age-related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month

February is Age-related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month

What is age related macular degeneration (ARMD)?   Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) is an acquired degeneration of the retina.  The macula is the central area in the retina responsible for the vision that we use to read, drive and see the faces of those we love.  Early in the disease, it may not affect vision, but…