Do you see little lines and spots swimming through your line of vision? Do they sometimes look like dark specks or little cobwebs? You’re probably seeing eye floaters. This is a common condition that many people learn to ignore unless they develop in larger volume or become more prominent. If many new floaters begin to […]
Get the Facts about Eye Floaters Read More »
Where would you be without your vision? It’s a question you probably haven’t given much thought, but if your eyesight is compromised, you’ll realize how much you take it for granted. That said, proper eye care is essential. Check out these tips to make sure your vision stays ship shape. Watch your diet.  What you
Top Tips for Healthy Eyes Read More »
Wilmette resident and ophthalmologist Dr. Stuart Sondheimer was the featured guest on a recent episode of Comcast Cable TV’s Contempo show. Sondheimer was interviewed by host Roberta Markbreit about the advances in diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases, LASIK surgery, and the importance of regular eye exams. Sondheimer also discussed his charitable missions to Vietnam
Dr. Stuart Sondheimer Discusses Advances in Eye Care on Comcast Show Contempo Read More »
The bones which make up the face are intricate, help define our appearance, shape faces, and help protect vulnerable, essential parts of the body, such as the eyes. In the a orbital blow-out fracture, trauma to the eye and orbit may cause either the side walls or the floor of the orbit to become fractured,
Orbital Blow-Out Fracture Read More »
Dramatic change in your newborn’s vision will occur within the first eight months of his or her life especially in the first two months of life. Focusing ability is correlated with the development of the ciliary muscles. These muscles are composed of a ring of smooth tissue in the eye’s middle, vascular, layer. Much like
