Keep up-to-date on the latest vision-related news and eye care events in our Practice.
Myopia (nearsightedness) is increasing faster than ever — especially in children exposed to long hours of screen time. At Project Eyecare Optometry, we take a proactive, personalized approach to protecting children’s vision for the long term through a dedicated Myopia Management Program and a full Vision Therapy Program led by doctors who specialize in pediatric and neuro-optometric care.
From finding the perfect pair of glasses to choosing the right contact lenses, Project Eyecare Optometry makes the process simple, supportive, and personalized. Whether you're updating your prescription, ordering contacts, or exploring specialty lenses, our goal is to help you see clearly and comfortably — with the guidance of an experienced team that truly cares.
Poor sleep can lead to dry eyes, blurry vision, and eye strain, especially for adults who work late, stare at screens, or lack consistent rest. Addressing sleep habits helps reduce discomfort and support eye health. If symptoms persist, Project Eyecare Optometry offers advanced care in Mission Viejo.
Vision therapy helps children strengthen the connection between their eyes and brain, improving their reading, focus, and confidence. At Project Eyecare Optometry, our developmental optometrists use customized exercises to enhance visual skills and treat common learning-related vision problems. Parents in Mission Viejo trust our compassionate team to help their children see and perform their best.
Eye care needs change with age, from early vision development in children to managing chronic eye conditions in seniors. This blog explains how our practice supports patients of every generation through services like myopia control, vision therapy, and ocular disease management. We also highlight how current trends in eye care benefit families and why regular checkups are essential at every life stage.
This blog explains why nearsightedness is increasing in children, what factors contribute to it (like screen time, genetics, and limited outdoor activity), and why early intervention is critical. It introduces parents in Mission Viejo to effective treatment options offered at Project Eyecare Optometry, including ortho-k, soft multifocal contacts, atropine therapy, and axial length monitoring. Designed to educate and reassure, the post emphasizes that with the right care, your child’s vision can be protected for life.
This blog educates parents on the progressive nature of childhood myopia and why early intervention is essential. It explains how treatments like Ortho-K, low-dose atropine drops, and myopia control lenses work to slow eye elongation and reduce long-term risks. Dr. Tsai at Project Eyecare Optometry in Mission Viejo offers personalized, science-backed myopia management plans for every child, combining expertise with compassionate care.
Excessive screen time can accelerate myopia in children. At Project Eyecare Optometry in Mission Viejo, Dr. Tsai offers strategies and treatments to protect their sight.
Myopia is influenced by both genetics and environmental factors. Individuals with a family history of myopia have a higher risk, but early intervention can help slow progression and preserve vision. At Project Eyecare Optometry in Mission Viejo, we offer personalized myopia management solutions to protect long-term eye health.
Vision therapy offers relief from screen fatigue and addresses hidden vision issues like binocular vision dysfunction. Tailored treatments improve focus, depth perception, and reading comprehension, helping individuals in Mission Viejo achieve clear and comfortable vision.
Poor sleep habits in children and teenagers can significantly impact their vision, leading to problems like myopia and digital eye strain. Adequate sleep is crucial for visual development and overall eye health.
While many people turn to tap water to rinse their eyes, it may not always be safe. Find out when to use water, and what to use when you can't!
Did you know that your eyes are often the first line of defense when it comes to detecting and treating many common systemic diseases and conditions? It's true!
The struggle against dry eye every winter is real. Fortunately there are eye treatments and home remedies to relieve symptoms.
Having an autoimmune disease like Sjogren's syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis or lupus can affect your tear production and eye health.
