Finding an Ophthalmologist Near Me: Comprehensive Eye Care in the Seattle Area
When searching online for an “ophthalmologist near me” or an “eye doctor near me,” you want a trusted provider who offers expert care and advanced treatment options. Whether you need a routine eye exam, specialized treatment for an eye condition, or vision-restoring surgery, choosing an experienced ophthalmology practice ensures your eyes receive the highest standard…
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Are You a Good Candidate for LASIK or Other Vision Correction Procedures?
Cataract Surgery,Contact Lens,General Eye Care,LASIK
Many people dream of waking up and seeing clearly without reaching for glasses or contact lenses. Modern LASIK and other vision correction procedures make that dream a reality for millions. However, not everyone is an ideal candidate. Understanding who qualifies and what to expect is essential for achieving the best results. At Eye Associates Northwest,…
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Parting Message From Dr. Fung
Dear Valued Patient: It has been an honor and privilege to serve as your retina specialist. I am writing you today to let you know that I have accepted a position with one of Eye Associates Northwest’s community partners, Retina Institute of Washington. My last day with Eye Associates Northwest will be Friday, May 13,…
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The Difference Between Chalazion and Stye
What are Styes and Chalazia? Both styes and chalazia are visible bumps that appear near the edge of an eyelid. Many people get these two confused since they both can appear as a bump near the edge of the eyelid. It can actually be difficult to tell the two apart. What is the Difference Between…
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What is Conjunctivitis or Pink Eye?
Conjunctivitis is commonly known as Pink Eye and it is a very common condition. The eye contains a very thin, film-like membrane which covers the white part of the eye as well as the inside of the eyelid. This membrane is called the conjunctiva and when it becomes inflamed or swollen it is diagnosed as…
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How to Experience the Great American Solar Eclipse Without Damaging Your Vision
On Aug. 21, millions of people in the U.S. will see day turn to night as a total solar eclipse passes over North America. The last time this happened from coast to coast was 1918. Temperatures will drop rapidly as the moon completely covers the sun. You will be able to see the spectacular colors…
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