More than 10 million people in the United States suffer from macular degeneration, the leading cause of vision loss. Learn about your risk factors, and how to spot the symptoms and slow its progression.
Choosing whether to correct your vision with eyeglasses or contact lenses takes serious thought. Our knowledgeable optometrists, Mital Patel, OD, Mark Machen, OD, and Ashley Swalla, OD, at Classic Vision Care in Kennesaw and Marietta, Georgia, help you understand all your options.
Uninspiring eyewear is a thing of the past. These days, eyeglasses are often seen as fashion statements. If you’re not sure whether glasses or contacts best fit your lifestyle, we’re here to help. Consider:
If you’re concerned about the day-to-day handling of contact lenses, but prefer to wear them instead of glasses, consider extended wear lenses. Our experienced optometrists find the perfect solution for your particular needs.
Extended wear contacts can be worn continuously from 7-30 days, depending upon the lenses. Thinner than typical contacts made from silicone hydrogel material, extended wear lenses allow the eye to “breathe” more. However, wearing lenses continuously increase the odds of:
Our doctors help you consider all the pros and cons before deciding between glasses or contacts, such as:
Our expert optometrists can fit you for both contact lenses and glasses. Wear eyeglasses at home and contacts when you go out. To schedule a regular checkup or purchase new glasses or contacts, simply give us a call or book an appointment online with Classic Vision Care today.
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