Eye Surgery Meet 2021

  Our daily routine influences the quality of life.   When you want to start a makeup regimen it is necessary to select products that are safe for your eyes. Eye cosmetics must be used and handled carefully in order to prevent eye irritations and infections.   Some ingredients in eye makeup can damage the skin around the eyes and even lead to dry eyes.   Excess usage of cosmetics can increase the risk of cancer and therefore it is very important to choose proper products. Make sure to check additives on the label that are against the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) list of approved color additives in cosmetics. Some Ingredients that are used as preservatives, stabilizers , or color additives must be strictly inhibited due to their harsh effects on the eyes. Ingredients that must not be present in makeup are talc, BHA, sodium lauryl sulphate, diazolidinyl urea, sulphate and phthalates, arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, mineral oil, nickel, selenium, lead, thallium, etc. Some effects of

  Technology is an extraordinary invention introduced by the mankind to simplify the work. Every time we can see a new piece of technology emerging continually to meet our ever changing needs. Even though the emerging technology speeds up our work, it shows many negative effects to our health, especially eyes. In today’s world we are constrained to multiple digital devices and screens, like cell phones, tablets, computers, or a television to complete our daily tasks. According to a study it was reported that adults spend more than half of the day using some piece of technology. Not only adult’s even kids are becoming more involved with devices or other forms of technology at home or in the classroom. Many people are unaware of the harsh effects of technology on eye and are constantly exposing their eyes to technology. Few common effects of digital screens on eyes are   Headaches and Migraines Computer Vision Syndrome Retina Damage Less blinking Closer focus Uncomfortable angles

Eye is a very complex organ that needs a great care and eye health can be improved by including vitamins and nutrients into the diet. Diet with good supply of nutrients protect eyes from harmful light, decreases the progression of age-related degenerative diseases, and cataracts. Age-related macular degenerative diseases are primary reason for permanent loss of vision in people aged above 60. Deterioration of light-sensitive cells in the macula area of the retina leads to age-related macular degenerative diseases . A cataract is clouding of natural lens of eye that leads to a decrease in vision. Research suggests that intake of antioxidants in food may reduce the risk of cataracts and macular degeneration and even protects other parts of the body from oxidative damage and inflammation. Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) is the normal daily dietary intake level of a nutrient necessary to meet the body requirements. Specific vitamins that contribute to eye health are Vitamin A:

  Contact lenses are thin ocular prosthetic devices that are employed directly on the surface of the  eyes . . Contact lenses are used by about 140 million people worldwide. They are developed to correct  refractive  errors and for some cosmetic or therapeutic reasons. The contact lens sticks to the tear fluid on the eye surface and moves naturally. Contact lens gives a clear cut peripheral vision and does not collect moisture and this makes them preferable for sports and other outdoor activities. There are 5 types of contact lenses Soft lenses Silicone hydrogel lenses Gas permeable lenses Hybrid contact lenses PMMA lenses Wearing contact lenses can change the structure of cornea, amount of tear production, and levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide. These changes can lead to irritations, or in severe cases, infections. Some problems associated with contact lens are: Burning & Itching sensation Redness   Eye Discharge Grittiness Light Sensitivity Dry Eyes Blurr vision