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Read up here on what nutrition you need for your eyes! Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.WardenOptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your vision and health consult.  It seems very easy, isn't it?
It can be done by looking at your eye’s light reflex by a trained Optometrist with a specially designed light source. This is the objective measurement. It can be refined by your own responses to which lens makes the image on the eye chart clearer. The two eyes’ power can be balanced by taking your eyes' accommodating factor in. The vergence powers can be considered with further tests with phoria tests or prisms in a binocular vision exam if there are strabismus or large phorias. It can be further refined by your responses to which lens makes the image on the eye chart larger. With accommodation and vergence factor in again. These are the subjective measurements. The clearest two are made when you choose better one or two, so you would get a glasses prescription that you can see clear, comfortable and consistently for distance. When you are squinting or stressed, or have dry eyes, you may change the answer slightly. The same can be repeated for near, to give you clear, comfortable, and consistently images for desk or near work. Viola! Your power for far (6m and beyond), and for near (1m or less) could be different. If you wear the same lens for far and near, it can sometimes cause vision fatigue, especially in those high achievers who focus on the computer all day, 5 days a week. From time to time, there are those with amblyopia/lazy eyes, strabismus/crossed eyes, two eyes that are very different (-2.00 difference and beyond), and eyes with astigmatism. Those eyes need more tender loving care, lenses with better Optics in the peripheral, and sometimes vision therapy. See an Optometrist for details. Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.WardenOptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your vision and health consult.  Ontario Early Years Kids are so inspiring. I was at Ontario early years. It was actually amazing to see one child to put all the misplace parts into their own group in this organizer.
Children are learning with their eyes every day. Get their eyes checked to ensure they can use their eyes to their full potentials. Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.WardenOptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your vision and health consult.  Being in Markham, I am glad to have the chance to share eye protection strategies with the senior residence of Mon Sheong Court. Diabetes can affect the eyes in many ways. It can cause fluctuations in vision, dry eyes, early cataract, vitreous bleeding, retinal bleeding, diabetic macula edema, neovasculariztion of the retina/iris, angles, and leading to glaucoma, and blindness.
As diabetes happens early in the Asian population, I am glad most seniors are aware the importance of routine eye exams and advanced diagnostic equipment for better prevention and treatments in eye health. Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.WardenOptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your vision and health consult. |
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Sally:
I've been a patient at multiple optometry clinics before and I can say that Warden Optometry gives the best service. Over the past 3 years, I've gotten 3 routine eye examinations from Dr. Liang and each went very smoothly. She tells you exactly what she's doing and you get to learn new information during your examination. I recently decided to get contacts and she went through step-by-step on how to use and take care of them. She is very passionate about what she does and I would definitely recommend a visit to Warden Optometry!
Kwan:
My son became the patient of Dr. Liang since 2012. He likes reading a lot. Which led him become nearsighted. I am so worried that the situation being worse if not being controlled. Therefore, we checked twice a year and asked for advice. Dr. Liang is very experienced and knowledgable. She has many ways of (myopia) controling and prevention. My son tried several ways and made adjustments during the period, and finally find the best solution.!. Thank you Dr. Liang for your professional service!
Denise:
Overall, I am very happy with the prescription and lens therapy to date with Dr. Liang. Prevention and early detection is key to eyesight, so we are very fortunate to have started the treatment process.
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