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Myopia affects America 2

admin — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 20:26:46 +0000

A recent study by The National Eye Institute has determined there is a dramatic increase in cases of myopia or nearsightedness. With more than 40% of the population affected, myopia has grown to epidemic proportions.

While the study does not directly identify specific causes, experts seem to agree that more time spent indoors, without natural light, and an increase in “near work” texting, video games, computer work, all play a role.

While there is no cure, experts recommend annual eye exams to maintain your eye health is critical.

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Join us for our Prada Trunk Show

admin — Fri, 15 May 2009 11:56:04 +0000

Join us on June 4, 2009 for our Prada Trunk Show!

Time: 7pm-10pm
Location: RevolutionEYES and Bar Louie’s in Clay Terrace
14250 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 160

Drink and Food Specials

Free Raffle for:
1 Free pair of Men’s Sunglasses
1 Free pair of Woman’s Sunglasses
2 Free Eye Exams

Grand Prize: Free I-POD

$50 off all sunglasses and $100 off all Rx Glasses, Thursday, June 4th only!

Come out for a great evening!

Preferred Optical Program

admin — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 14:33:09 +0000

RevolutionEyes now has a program for salons and spas who don’t offer insurance to their employees. There are no montly premiums and no contracts. It is a simple, free, and healthy way to keep your employees up to date on their eye exams.

This is a great retention tool for all employers with no cost and great benefits!

To sign up today, call 317-844-2020

Keeping Your Eyes Healthy

admin — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 18:35:43 +0000

The following article was written by Bausch & Lomb. It is a great reminder of things we can do to keep our eyes healthy.

It is important that your eyes stay healthy because you’ll need good vision for just about every activity you choose—and you want to keep your 20/20 vision for many years to come. When you see well, you can perform well—on the ball field, in class, behind the wheel or at your desk. That’s why it’s important to take a few simple steps to make sure you keep your eyesight at its best. Read More

Dry Eyes – What Can I Do?

admin — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:32:08 +0000

Dry eyes are one of the most common ocular complaints experienced throughout the year, especially during the harsh winter season. Dry eyes can be a result of anything from temperature changes and low humidity to the car heater blowing warm air directly into the eyes. Contact lenses tend to dry out more this time of year resulting in vision loss, redness and irritation. Dry eyes can also be the result of dietary changes, vitamin deficiencies and shifting hormone levels. Although there are many causes of dry eyes, the treatment protocols are all very similar in nature.

The sensation of a ‘dry eye’ results simply when there are not enough tears to cover the ocular surface. One of the best ways to help prevent dry eyes this winter is to maintain a good layer of tears on the eye. Massaging the lower eyelids for 3-5 minutes both in the morning and at night will help increase your tear flow. Another suggestion would be to use a GOOD artificial tear 4 times a day. Just like lotion for dry skin and lip balm for chapped lips, the eyes can use some extra moisturizing this time of year as well. For contact lens wearers, there are dry eye specific contacts available as well as cleaning solutions designed specifically for these symptoms.

Dr. Jeremy Ciano’s new Optometric Practice, RevolutionEyes, featuring state of the art comprehensive exams, international frame selection, and specialty contact lenses, is now located in Clay Terrace. Please call 844-2020 to schedule your annual exam.

Dr. Katherine Schuetz Joins Revolution Eyes

admin — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 14:17:14 +0000

Dr. Katherine Schuetz has joined the Carmel based Revolution Eyes as a pediatric optometrist.

Dr. Schuetz attended Indiana University School of Optometry, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude. She received her B.S. from Indiana University as well, after completing the majority of her undergraduate education at Millikin University in Decatur, IL.

Dr. Schuetz has been practicing in central Indiana for the past 8 years. She was one of the first several optometrists in central Indiana to be part of the InfantSee program, a free vision and ocular health evaluation for infants 6-12 months. Dr. Schuetz takes great pride in her role as a pediatric optometrist, and enjoys making a difference for kids through their vision.

Active in the American Optometric Association, the Indiana Optometric Association, and the Central Society of the IOA, Dr. Schuetz stays aware of the latest issues in optometry and how to provide the best patient care.