Dr. Sarah Pinkhasov from Amplify EyeCare Manhattan discusses keratoconus and whether rubbing your eyes can cause it. Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease of the cornea, which is the front part of your eye. With keratoconus, your cornea becomes increasingly thinner over time, causing it to bulge out and protrude…

In everyday life, convergence is a basic skill that we use to look up close. As we bring an object close to our eyes, our eyes have to work together or converge to see it. Dr. Nat Wernick FCOVD from Amplify EyeCare Manhattan discusses convergence insufficiency, its symptoms and how…

In this video, Dr. Sarah Pinkhasov from Amplify EyeCare Manhattan discusses dry eyes and the best foods for them. Watch full video here — https://youtu.be/sSUeE4kWQJE . …

Dr. Sarah Pinkhasov from Amplify EyeCare Manhattan explains how contact lenses can cause dry eyes, as well as how to treat them. Contact lenses can cause dry eyes if you wear bi-weekly or monthly contact lenses because you are more likely to develop a variety of different protein and lens…

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Dr. Nat Wernick FCOVD discusses how your eyes and brain work to perceive 3D images and causes and symptoms of poor depth perception. Depth perception is a result of each of our eyes looking at a similar object from slightly different angles. People with poor depth perception may stumble when…

Dr. Sarah Pinkhasov from Amplify EyeCare Manhattan discusses the causes, symptoms and treatment of subconjunctival hemorrhage, commonly known as blood in the white part of the eye. Oftentimes patients don’t even realize they have subconjunctival hemorrhage because it’s asymptomatic, but if someone were to tell them, “It looks like you…