Eyesight Associates
Eyesight Associates offers a variety of frames, including many designer brands such as:
Your eye doctor will determine your lens strength during a routine eye exam and corneal evaluation.
If you are nearsighted (myopia) or farsighted (hyperopia), glasses bend light so that you can see clearly. For people without vision problems, light rays enter the cornea at the front of the eye and focus on a single point on the retina, in the back of your eye.
Those who experience myopia have eyeballs that are too long, causing light to focus at the front of the retina instead of the back. When you have hyperopia, your eyeballs are too short, and light focuses behind the retina rather than on it. Bifocal lenses correct vision for those who have trouble seeing both close-up and far-away.
The lenses of your glasses focus light correctly, improving your vision.
Smudged, scratched, or cracked glasses interfere with your vision, so it’s important to take care of your glasses. Your eye doctor can educate you on how to protect your glasses, but here are a few easy-to-follow tips: