FAQ

Wear your lenses before applying make-up and, if possible, use products without oils and perfumes

You can often replace your own products. We recommend changing the mascara every three months, the alaineer every three months and the shadows every six months.

Use waterproof mascara and ailiner so that there is no risk of them leaving and dissolving. Avoid specific lashes lengthening fibers as they can cause irritation if they are found under your lenses.

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Glaucoma is a disease of our visual nerve, with the main cause of high pressure in our eyes. It affects about 3% of the population, and if not diagnosed in time and not treated properly, it can lead, slowly but steadily, to blindness.

Cataracts we call the blurring of the crystallized lens inside the eye blurring usually comes from aging while there are cases where the cataract is a congenital (from a hereditary case), metabolic from diabetes or even traumatic.

When clouding comes from aging it will be noticed at about 50-60 years old.

The cataract is treated only surgically as the lens is removed and a new eyepiece lens is placed, which will be permanent.

The blue coating technology, with a special blue absorbing filter, provides the ideal protection against the blue light emitted by all modern electronic devices.

It binds about 97% of the harmful, irradiation and eye health, neutralizing the sense of visual fatigue caused by continuous and prolonged use, increases color contrast, while providing maximum clarity without the inconvenient deformations and alterations originally observed.

At the end of the age, the crystalline lens of the eye loses its ability to adapt and is unable to focus on close distances, so patients can not see close.

At the beginning of the onset of symptoms, the patient removes the object from his eyes to see more clearly. But, over the years, adaptability has been decreasing more and more so making reading virtually impossible.

Astigmatism is the refractive defect in which the light entering the eye does not focus on a point on the retina but on two vertical lines between them. This results in the patient see distorted and distant and nearby objects. If astigmatism is small, it usually does not cause vision problems. Otherwise, it can cause fatigue in the eyes, especially when using the computer or reading.

Hypermetropia is the refractive disorder in which light rays focus behind the retina of the eye rather than on it, as is normal. Depending on the age and degree of adaptation of the crystal lens of the eye, the vision problem also varies.

Hypermetropes complain that they do not see clearly the nearby objects, especially in the afternoon, while they can see them normally. But there is also the possibility that the patient can see blurred in both the distance and the distance.

Myopia is the refractive disorder in which light rays accumulate in front of the retina, so the patient can not see clearly the objects that are at longer distances.

When it's cloudy, sunlight may not blind the eyes, but sunlight is just as damaging to our vision. In addition, quality sunglasses are so made to protect against ultraviolet radiation UVA, UVB.

The use of contact lenses is not limited by age. Contact lenses are worn by children as well as older people. They just need to learn how to place, remove and maintain them. Good hygiene and proper care of contact lenses are just as important.

Contact lenses are not for endless hours use.
Their application should be 8 to 10 hours a day.
If their material is New Technology Silicone Hydrogel
then they can be worn for more hours.
In cases where your contact lens can be torn, lost or
an eye infection (which will prohibit the use of contact lenses)
for some days then there should be an alternative.
Glasses are essential and you need them before you get contact lenses.

Contact lenses give much better and wider vision than glasses. They should not be used in any environment. When there is dust, intense dryness of the environment, chemical fumes (eg hair dyes) then it is preferable the use of glasses to avoid problems.

Yes there are various because of the distance of the eyeglasses. Any different is taken into account when the power of the glasses is greater than 4.00 degrees.

No, it's not right because there are bacteria in the sea that will stick to the lens and cause problems. Of course the risk of leaving the eyes is great. If you have to see well in the water to wear special protective glasses and disinfect the lenses as soon as you exit the sea.

You may not feel discomfort, but changing contact lenses according to the instructions of your doctor or your practitioner is important for your eyes to be rested and the use of contact lenses hygienic.

If you exceed the recommended contact lens timing schedule, it can attract remnants of your eyes, hands, and the environment. This may cause blurred vision and eye irritation, itching and redness.

Contact lenses are great for sports and a lively lifestyle. They give you clear vision, relieving you of concern if they will blur, fall or break the glasses. And, unlike glasses, you can wear them with glasses-ski masks or sunglasses.

In addition, contact lenses provide stunning peripheral vision. They do not prevent you from seeing what is happening around you when you participate in activities and sports.

No. It is impossible that a contact lens is lost behind your eye. There is a film that covers your eye and connects it to the inside of your eyelids, so the lens can not be lost.

Reading in low light can get tired and cause a headache, but the eyes do not get any damage. For centuries reading in the evening was under the trembling candle light!

Of course! Keeping children indoors, combined with the use of electronic devices, increases the chances of developing myopia.