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How To Get Rid Of Jowls?

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As you get older, you might notice the skin along your jawline isn’t as firm as it used to be. This sagging skin, often called jowls, is a common development and can often alter the shape of your face. Fortunately, if you’re looking for ways to achieve a more defined look, there are options that […]

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Blepharitis vs Pink Eye: What’s The Difference?

Adult with inflamed eye due to blepharitis

While both blepharitis and pink eye cause eye irritation and redness, blepharitis affects your eyelids and tends to be chronic, whereas pink eye affects the clear membrane covering your eye and is often temporary but contagious. A comprehensive eye exam can help identify the cause of your discomfort.  Whether you’re dealing with morning eye redness […]

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What Is TriLift?

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You may notice changes in your facial contours over time—especially around the eyes. Life is busy, and it’s natural to want to look as refreshed and vibrant as you feel on the inside. That’s why, at Eyes on Westlake, we’re committed to using modern eye care technology not just for your vision, but for your […]

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How Often Should You Get New Glasses?

How Often Should You Get New Glasses?

You probably know it’s important to keep your family’s vision clear with regular comprehensive eye exams. However, it’s not always clear when it’s time to get new glasses.  After all, life gets busy, and it’s easy to push an eye appointment to the back burner. But prioritizing annual eye exams is key to long-term health. […]

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What’s the Difference Between Nearsighted & Farsighted?

A young child with glasses sitting on the couch, holding a phone near their face due to nearsightedness.

If you’ve ever needed to squint to see something, it could be a sign of a refractive error. These are common vision problems affecting how your eyes refract light. If you’re living with a refractive error, you likely need contact lenses or eyeglasses to correct your vision. There are several types of refractive errors, with […]

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Dry Eyes and Lupus: How Are They Related? 

A woman with lupus holding her eyes, uncomfortable due to dry eye symptoms

If you’ve ever experienced dry, irritated eyes, you know how uncomfortable it can be. For people living with lupus, this discomfort can be a frequent and sometimes persistent problem. Lupus can lead to dry eyes by affecting the moisture-producing glands and triggering secondary conditions like Sjogren’s syndrome, which reduces tear production.  But how exactly are […]

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