Dr. Zargar Eyecare
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What is Ortho-K?

An ortho-k lens resting on a fingertip, surrounded by contact lens cases.

Glasses and contacts are the most popular ways to correct vision, but not everyone is thrilled to wear them or finds them appropriate for their lifestyle. Meanwhile, refractive surgeries can permanently improve vision but aren’t suitable for everyone. Ortho-k lenses bridge this gap by offering a non-invasive, middle ground for vision improvement. Similar to how […]

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Can Wrong Prescription Glasses Cause Headaches?

An eye doctor holds up two pairs of glasses, one with clear frames and the other with tortoiseshell frames.

When it comes to vision correction, the right prescription glasses can make all the difference in your daily comfort and overall quality of life. But what happens when your prescription is off? Can wrong prescription glasses cause headaches?  The short answer is yes, the wrong prescription can cause headaches. In this blog, we’ll explore why […]

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Why Is It Important to Address Myopia in Children?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision condition that affects a significant number of children worldwide. It is characterized by difficulty in seeing distant objects clearly, while close objects remain in focus.  As the prevalence of myopia continues to rise, particularly among school-aged children, it becomes increasingly important for parents and guardians to understand the […]

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Can Ortho-K Cure Myopia Permanently?

A close up view of a left hand holding an ortho-k contact lens between the thumb and index finger. A bottle of eye drops is out of focus in the background.

Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is becoming increasingly prevalent worldwide. Traditionally, myopia has been corrected by wearing glasses or contacts, or by using eye surgery to correct vision. However, there are other possible approaches. Orthokeratology lenses, also known as ortho-k, are specialty contact lenses that are worn at night but correct vision during the day. […]

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