Keep Your Sunglasses ON This Summer
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health
The Texas heat is back in full swing, and the sun is bearing down on us… again! On top of staying cool, sun safety should be a top priority this season. July is UV Safety Month, and just like it’s important to wear sunscreen every day to protect your skin from damaging UV radiation, at […]
Read MoreCataract Awareness Month
Posted by: Mann Eye in Cataracts, Eye Health, News and Events
June is Cataract Awareness Month! At Mann Eye Institute, we want to make sure your eyes are happy and healthy well into your golden years. If you’re concerned cataracts might be affecting your day-to-day life or you have questions about when they could become an issue for you, we want to answer your questions. What […]
Read MoreHealthy Vision Month
Posted by: Mann Eye in News and Events
Happy Healthy Vision Month from Mann Eye Institute! For the month of May, we want to make sure you are informed about the preventative measures you can take to maximize your visual health as long as possible into your mid-age and senior years. Get ahead and stay ahead Staying up-to-date with medical eye exams is […]
Read MoreBecause Hometown LASIK Doctors Matter
Posted by: Mann Eye in Uncategorized
If we’ve learned anything in the past two years, it’s been the meaning of friendships, the importance of knowing those around you, and the value of good neighbors. More than ever, hometown connections and trusting relationships have become the bedrock of enduring communities. That feeling of connectedness lends a particular sense of importance when finding […]
Read MoreThe OD Advocate: March 2022 Edition
Posted by: Mann Eye in Co-Management
Welcome to the March edition of The OD Advocate, our information-packed quarterly newsletter. We hope you’ll enjoy the content we’ve presented, and of course, we’d love to hear your feedback! Surgeon Insights: Dr. Wright Dr. Brian Wright weighs in on cataract post op expectations. Learn More Mann Eye Scheduling Portal Mann Eye is excited to present […]
Read MoreNow Prescribing Vuity™: The Eyedrop for Presbyopia
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health, News and Events
Looking for Freedom from Reading Glasses? Do you have reading glasses everywhere? On your desk. On your nightstand. In your purse. Next to the remote. In your car, golf bag, junk drawer and maybe even on your head. Yes? We see you! And we have great news. The FDA has approved the first and only […]
Read MoreMann Eye Institute Moving Main Street Office to Museo Plaza
Posted by: Mann Eye in News and Events
Exciting news! Our flagship office on Main Street in Houston is relocating to the brand new Museo Plaza on March 21. Museo is a premier medical office complex situated in the Museum District at 5115 Fannin Street. Located adjacent to Texas Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world, our new location will be […]
Read MoreMacular Degeneration is the Leading Cause of Vision Loss in Older Americans
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health
Age is Not Your Only Risk February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month. Also called macular degeneration or AMD, this eye disease is the leading cause of vision loss in older adults. This month especially, it’s important to shine a spotlight on this sight-stealing condition, so you can know what to look for if you […]
Read MoreHow can I know if my glaucoma is stable?
Posted by: Mann Eye in Ask The Experts, Eye Health
By Dr. Luke Barker Glaucoma is a slowly progressive and typically painless disorder where the optic nerve slowly dies and peripheral vision progressively decreases. It is a leading cause of preventable blindness in the US and world…emphasis on PREVENTABLE. Since glaucoma causes little to no pain, most patients have no idea they have it, and […]
Read MoreHow will I know when my cataracts are bad enough to require surgery?
Posted by: Mann Eye in Ask The Experts, Cataracts
By Dr. David Tremblay One certainty in life is that everyone will eventually develop cataracts. In fact, cataract formation starts earlier than you might think, typically in your 40s. Most cataracts, however, do not become significant enough to notice until your 50s or 60s, which is when most folks elect to have cataract surgery. But […]
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