NATURAL EYES OF WESTON LLC
WESTON, FLORIDA

Mission Statement: Natural Eyes of Weston is a modern optometry practice with a nutritional focus, recognized in Weston as a leader in great customer service, very thorough eye exams and a unique eyewear collection in a spa-like atmosphere. Additionally, we specialize in sclerals and myopia control. Our philosophy is an integrative, patient-centered educational approach to eye care. Our Board-Certified Optometric Physicians will discuss dietary changes, lifestyle adjustments to help prevent or slow down eye diseases such as dry eyes, macular degeneration, cataracts, and glaucoma. Our comfortable facilities feature specialty procedure and examination rooms dedicated to specialty contact lens fittings, pediatric eye care, primary eye care and minor surgery such as foreign body removal. Our optometric physicians treat patients of all ages, from pediatric to geriatric. Our Doctors will spend the time necessary to provide you the most accurate prescription for spectacles and/or contact lenses. Our physicians will also review all treatment options available for each diagnosis the patient has including optical, medical, surgical and nutritional intervention. At Natural Eyes Of Weston, you are our most important patient. Our priority is serving you with all of your eye care needs and providing you with the excellent eye care you deserve. Integrative Medicine Helps Prevent Diseases Natural Eyes of Weston is the best place to take care of your vision with the aid of integrative medicine to help prevent eye diseases. Integrative Medicine Helps Prevent Diseases A philosophy that neither rejects conventional medicine nor accepts alternative therapies uncritically At Natural Eyes Of Weston, Our Doctors and our entire Weston optometry team are committed to providing advanced vision care in a professional and comfortable environment. As an optometrist in Weston, our primary eye care service includes a complete eye exam that analyzes eye health and vision function. In addition to eye exams and vision testing, our doctors and our team of optometry professionals provide testing for glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration. Our Weston optometrist also offers glasses, contact lenses, and pre- and post-operative care. Our Doctors and the Natural Eyes Of Weston team take even routine eye exams very seriously. During a yearly or bi-yearly examination, our Weston patients will receive a patient history review, a series of vision and eye tests, assessments of eye focusing and movement, and an eye health evaluation. Our optometrist will discuss any additional testing that may be required to diagnose an eye disease or condition. Call us a today at (954) 217-2992 to schedule an appointment. Laser assisted in situ keratomileusis, commonly referred to as LASIK, is a corrective alternative to glasses or contact lenses. Like glasses or contact lenses, LASIK is a method for treating refractive conditions including nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism. At Natural Eyes Of Weston, Our Doctors provide pre- and post-operative exams for LASIK and other eye procedures. Call (954) 217-2992 today to schedule an examination to see whether you are a candidate for LASIK. Have you ever wondered why your eye care provider spends so much time carefully examining your eyes? Although they are looking for diseases or conditions that can affect your vision during eye exams, he or she is also searching for signs that may indicate that you have a general health problem. These eight diseases often cause symptoms that can be seen in your eyes. When your blood sugar is high for a long period of time, the small blood vessels in your retina may begin to leak, causing a condition called diabetic retinopathy. The retina lines the back of your eye and sends light signals to the brain, where they're interpreted as images. When your vessels leak blood or fluid, your vision can become blurred, and you may lose central vision or the ability to see colors. If diabetic retinopathy progresses, new blood vessels form in the retina, worsening vision problems. Prompt treatment of diabetic retinopathy helps prevent permanent damage to your vision. Regular visits to your eye care provider not only helps protect your vision, but also safeguards your general health. If it's been a while since you've visited our office, give us a call to schedule an appointment. Vision therapy involves an individualized treatment program that is designed to correct or improve visual deficiencies. Vision therapy includes different techniques and eye exercises (depending on the vision deficiency being treated), such as patching the stronger eye to force the brain to pay attention to signals transmitted from the amblyopic eye, eye alignment exercises and eye teaming activities, which help correct and enhance the brain’s ability to communicate with the eyes. It has been found to be far more successful in treating amblyopia than eye surgery or corrective glasses alone. The earlier a child with amblyopia enters vision therapy, the better. Research has long since disproven the popular belief that older children or even adults with amblyopia cannot be helped; however, it is best to begin treating amblyopia as soon as possible. Optometrists prescribe a variety of eye drops that work by either decreasing fluid production or improving drainage. In some cases, oral medication also helps lower the pressure in your eye. Surgery can help improve drainage in your eye and is the recommended treatment if you suddenly develop acute angle closure glaucoma. Both traditional and laser surgery is used to treat the disorder. Yearly eye checkups can help you avoid vision loss due to glaucoma. Since symptoms do not usually occur until there is already damage, frequent glaucoma tests are a must. Optometrists use several painless screening tests. Tonometry measures the pressure inside your eye while visual field testing tests your peripheral vision. Special eye drops that dilate the pupils allow doctors to take a close look at your eyes and spot any signs that could indicate that you have glaucoma. Optic nerve imaging provides a picture of your nerve and is useful for spotting changes or damage.