RE Balamban Optical Clinic

03/12/2025

03/12/2025

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31/10/2025

To Our Valued Patients:

Clinic Schedule :

Balamban Branch:

Monday to Sunday
9am to 6pm
Thursday
No Consultation

Asturias Branch:

Monday, Wednesday,Saturday
9am to 6pm
Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
230pm to 430pm only
Thursday
No Consultation

Tuburan Branch:

Monday, Wednesday,Thursday and
Saturday
No Consultation
Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
9am to 5pm

Visit us now and Have your Eyes Check only by Licensed Optometrist.

God Bless☺️

31/10/2025

To All Our Valued Patients,

Clinic Schedule:

Nov 1: Saturday Open (All Branches)

Nov 2 : Sunday Closed Balamban and Tuburan Branches

Asturias Branch Open No Eye Consultation

Nov 3 : Monday Open (All Branches)

Thank you and God Bless💞

19/09/2025

Keep those little peepers safe! 👀✨For little eyes, big care!

13/08/2025

Month

As the prevalence of childhood continues to rise, encouraging more outdoor time is a great way to celebrate Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month and lessen a child’s risk.

Learn more with the new World Council of Optometry Myopia Management Navigator, an interactive resource guide on making myopia management a standard of care: https://myopianavigator.info.

09/08/2025

Watch out for the effects of prolonged screen time! 📱💻 Excessive screen use can lead to visual fatigue, dry eyes, itchy eyes, headache, and distorted vision. Take care of your eyes! 👁️

06/08/2025

A pterygium is a noncancerous, fleshy growth of tissue on the conjunctiva, It is typically triangular in shape and often starts on the side of the eye closest to the nose, gradually growing towards the cornea (the black eye).

POSSIBLE CAUSES:
Ultraviolet (UV) Light Exposure: This is considered the most significant risk factor. People who spend a lot of time outdoors in sunny climates, such as farmers, fishermen, and surfers, are at a higher risk.
Chronic Eye Irritation: Exposure to wind, dust, and dry air can also contribute to the development of a pterygium.

COMPLICATIONS:
If a pterygium grows large enough, it can cause several complications, including:
Vision Impairment: The growth can extend over the pupil, directly blocking vision.
Astigmatism: As the pterygium grows, it can pull on and change the shape of the cornea, causing distorted or blurry vision.
Corneal Scarring: In severe cases, the growth can cause permanent scarring on the cornea, which can affect vision even after the pterygium is removed.

HOW TO PREVENT
Since a pterygium is linked to environmental exposure, prevention focuses on protecting your eyes from UV light and irritants. Key preventive measures include:
Wearing UV-blocking sunglasses: Choose sunglasses that block 100% of UV rays and have a wraparound style for maximum protection from all angles.
Using a wide-brimmed hat: A hat provides an extra layer of protection by shielding your eyes from direct overhead sunlight.
Using lubricating eye drops: If you live in a dry or windy environment, artificial tears can help keep your eyes moist and reduce irritation.

HOW TO TREAT
Treatment for a pterygium depends on its size and the symptoms it is causing.

prevention is better than cure.
If you have questions, you can send a direct message to VSOLUTION.

Stay safe out there .

05/08/2025

July is Dry Eye Awareness Month! Don't let dry eyes dry out your day. Learn the signs, take action, and prioritize your eye health.

05/08/2025

Monsoon Eye Care Alert!
As the rains pour down, our eyes need extra care to stay healthy and safe! The monsoon season brings with it a host of eye problems, from conjunctivitis to fungal infections.

Stay safe, stay healthy, and keep your vision clear!

05/08/2025

Protecting your child's vision is crucial! Follow these simple eye care tips to ensure their eyes stay healthy and strong.