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Have you ever noticed small specks or spots in your vision that seem to move as you try to focus on them? These are known as "floaters," and they are a common occurrence that many people experience. Floaters can be accompanied by blurred vision, which can make it difficult to see clearly. While floaters and blurred vision are often harmless, they can also be a sign of an underlying eye condition that requires medical attention. Understanding the causes and potential implications of these visual disturbances is crucial for maintaining good eye health and seeking appropriate treatment if necessary.

Dr. Laura Schwartz is originally from Fredericksburg, Virginia. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UVA and went on to Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee.

As the summer season approaches, many individuals brace themselves for the inevitable challenges that come with the warmer weather. While some may relish the opportunity to soak up the sun's rays, others find themselves grappling with an unexpected foe: dry eye. This condition, characterized by insufficient tear production or rapid tear evaporation, can be exacerbated by the heat and environmental factors associated with the summer months.

Meet Claire Harton! Claire is one of our expert opticians. She is a Richmond native with a bachelor’s of science degree in Graphic Communications from Chowan University and an Opticianry Associates Degree from J. Seargent Reynolds.

In the realm of aesthetic beauty, the pursuit of radiant, youthful-looking skin has been a driving force behind countless innovations. As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of skin rejuvenation technologies, one name stands out as a beacon of excellence: Lumenis Optilight IPL®. This cutting-edge solution has revolutionized the way we approach skin rejuvenation, offering a comprehensive and effective approach to revitalizing your complexion.

Congratulations to Dr. Neidigh on being named the Virginia Optometric Association's Key Person for 2024!

Meet Dr. Kelly Nguyen, a native of Northern Virginia and a VCU alumni, she furthered her education at New England College of Optometry in Boston. Now, she’s circling back to Richmond, a city she’s called home since 2012.

Neurolens is an innovative solution in the field of optometry that aims to alleviate the symptoms of digital eye strain, a common issue you may face due to prolonged screen time at your workplace.

We are so grateful to our generous patients who donated pet supplies for our annual Richmond Animal League fundraiser.