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Natural Foods That Help Improve Your Vision

The best prevention for eye issues and diagnosing underlying conditions is to schedule a comprehensive eye exam with Wichita Vision Institute. An ophthalmologist can assess your eye health and provide…

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How Does Laser Eye Surgery Work?

Are you tired of wearing glasses or contacts? Laser eye surgery might be the solution for you. It’s a safe and effective way to correct your vision and reduce your…

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Eye Care Tips for Computer Users

The world of instant information at our fingertips is one of the most revolutionary aspects of modern technology. For those who work on a computer all day, the ability to…

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How to Make Slime with Contact Solution

There are many benefits of making slime with your kids. The sensory activity promotes mindfulness, focusing, creativity, independent playtime, refinement of motor skills and can regulate emotions. Playing with slime…

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How Diet Can Affect Your Eyes

It is no secret that a poor diet can negatively affect your weight, body composition and overall health but did you know that consuming mostly processed, high-fat foods can lead…

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Tear Care

At Wichita Vision Institute in Wichita, KS, we offer TearCare®, an advanced dry eye treatment that can address and treat the symptoms of meibomian gland dysfunction at its source and…

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LLLT

Millions of men and women all across the world suffer from dry eyes, a common condition that affects the eyes, causes discomfort, and interferes with daily life. At Wichita Vision…

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How Long Does JUVÉDERM Last?

Most people experience significant physical changes when they grow older. Their skin is no longer as smooth and even as before, and the tissues lose their plumpness. At Wichita Vision…

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How Long Is Recovery After Lasik?

LASIK, less commonly referred to as laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis, is a procedure designed to correct vision problems by reshaping the cornea. Dr. Patel proudly offers this procedure at Wichita…

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How Can You Treat Glaucoma?

Glaucoma is an eye condition that affects nearly 1% of the American population every year, and on a global scale, it is the second leading cause of blindness. At Wichita…

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