Floaters and Flashes in Your Vision
At M&M Eye Institute in Prescott, Arizona, we appreciate that noticing floaters or flashes in your vision can be concerning. Floaters and flashes in your vision are common and usually …
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Early Onset Cataracts: Signs, Causes & Treatment
Most people think of cataracts as something that only happens later in life — a vision problem you might deal with in your 60s or 70s. But the truth is, …
Learn MoreHow to Care for Your Eyes After a Corneal Transplant
Undergoing a corneal transplant is a life‑changing step toward clearer vision, but the journey doesn’t end in the OR. Knowing how to care for your eyes after a corneal transplant …
Learn MoreFive Common Conditions that Impact the Cornea
Your cornea does a lot more than just sit at the front of your eye—it’s essential to how you see the world. This clear, dome-shaped layer helps your eye focus …
Learn MoreWhat Is A Refraction Test?
When understanding your vision, a refraction test is the cornerstone of any comprehensive eye exam. Think of it as the “tuning” of your prescription: it helps your eye doctor pinpoint …
Learn MoreWhat a Comprehensive Eye Exam Can Reveal About Your Overall Health
Your eyes are more than windows to the world—they’re windows to your health. Our skilled providers don’t just measure your vision prescription during a comprehensive eye exam. With advanced imaging …
Learn MoreWhat to Expect at Your Comprehensive Eye Exam
Your eyes do a lot of heavy lifting, so they deserve more than a quick glance at a letter chart. At M & M Eye Institute, every comprehensive eye exam starts with a …
Learn More8 Signs You Need New Glasses
Your eyes work tirelessly every day to help you experience life’s vibrant details—from the gentle smile of a loved one to the crisp words on a page. But it may …
Learn MoreClearer Vision After 40: Understanding Cataracts and Your Treatment Options
For many adults, cataracts are a natural part of aging. Unfortunately, their development and progress can negatively impact vision. Cataracts can be the reason your glasses or contacts may not …
Learn MoreWhat to Expect and How to Prepare for Cataract Surgery
As we age, it’s common for the lens of the eye to gradually become cloudy—a condition known as cataracts. This clouding can lead to blurred or dim vision, making daily …
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