Kornmehl Laser Eye Associates
Laser Vision Correction, Dry Eye Treatment, Cataract Surgery,
Contact Lenses & General Eyecare
Your eyes are delicate organs that require proper care to maintain long-term health. While rubbing your eyes may seem like a harmless habit, it can cause a range of problems, from infections to permanent damage. If you frequently rub your eyes, it’s time to reconsider this habit for the sake of your vision. Learn why… Read the full article
A gritty sensation in your eyes can be uncomfortable and disruptive. It may feel like sand or tiny particles are stuck in your eye, causing irritation, redness, and dryness. If you’re facing this challenge, recognizing the root cause is the crucial first step to achieving relief and regaining your well-being. Learn about the potential reasons… Read the full article
At Kornmehl Laser Eye Associates, we understand the importance of maintaining optimal eye health. However, many of us unknowingly engage in habits that can harm our vision over time. By identifying and correcting these behaviors, you can help preserve your eyesight for years to come. Below, we explore some common habits that could be damaging… Read the full article
Life in today’s world is fast paced and is typically packed to the brim with everyday tasks such as work, socializing, and running errands. Lack of sleep or an unhealthy diet may not appear to affect your eyes in the short-term; however, you should know that ultimately, your lifestyle choices can have a role in… Read the full article
The cornea is the eye’s outer layer and acts as a clear window. Corneal diseases and conditions that affect the health of the cornea may cause vision loss or impairment. While the cornea can repair itself after some trauma or illness, severe disorders, deterioration or infection require prompt treatment to prevent permanent vision damage.
Board-certified ophthalmologist Ernest Kornmehl and his team recognize October as Eye Injury Prevention Month. Most eye injuries are accidents that can be prevented by taking certain precautions and care. During the month of October, Dr. Kornmehl strives to raise our community’s awareness of how to reduce the risk of eye injuries. Read on for three… Read the full article
Contact lenses give you the freedom to enjoy life unencumbered by glasses that may break, fog up or get in the way. These corrective lenses come in various options, from soft or rigid gas permeable lenses to extended wear and daily disposable contacts. No matter the type you prefer, it’s crucial to your vision and… Read the full article
The ongoing surges of COVID-19 have left many employees working remotely and spending more hours in front of a digital screen. While we often think of hazardous work when we consider eye safety, such as construction work or using chemicals, computer vision syndrome is a growing concern that can affect eye health and productivity.
Winter is hard on your body. You can feel the cold to your bones in the thick of Boston winter, and it’s no wonder that those frigid days can affect your vision and overall ocular health. Dr. Kornmehl wants you to remember to take care of your eyes during this season, from blinding mornings driving… Read the full article
Physical activity is a critical component of your overall well-being. Study after study demonstrates that unhealthy behaviors such as a sedentary lifestyle, heavy smoking and poor diet affect your heart and rates of diabetes, cancer, disability, brain function and mortality. Your ocular health is among this litany of health dangers from lack of exercise. Research… Read the full article