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12/16/2025

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10/27/2025

😫 Burning
😫 Stabbing
😫 Cramping
😫 Throbbing
😫 Numbness
😫 Loss of Reflexes
😫 Tingling Sensations

Don't let neuropathy hold you back any longer!

Dr. Alan Shih has treated hundreds of patients in the Tucson area with OVER 200 5 Star Google Reviews.

Call today to schedule your appointment and finally get to the cause of your neuropathy pain (520) 545-0202

09/24/2025

Neuropathy HURTS!

😫 Burning
😫 Stabbing
😫 Cramping
😫 Throbbing
😫 Numbness
😫 Loss of Reflexes
😫 Tingling Sensations

Dr. Alan Shih has treated hundreds of patients in the Tucson area with OVER 200 5 Star Google Reviews.

Call today to schedule your appointment and finally get to the cause of your neuropathy pain (520) 545-0202

03/25/2024

03/17/2024

Get Ready for Our Exclusive VIP Launching Event!

Join us for this special event and receive complimentary perks when you book a session! In-Mode is a game-changer for various eye concerns, thanks to advanced technology. It's one of our go-to treatments for incredible, visible transformation!

📅 March 28th

🕘 2PM

📍 7406 N La Cholla Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85741

Book your consultation now and let's kickstart your journey to radiant skin! Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity!

(520) 585-5717

03/16/2024

Are you experiencing symptoms of dry eye? Envision, a revolutionary in-office treatment, is transforming the way Meibomian Gland Dysfunction is treated and reducing dry eye symptoms.

🌟 This breakthrough non-surgical ophthalmic device employs multiple programmable modalities to provide precise ocular care, including:

Forma-I: Bipolar Radiofrequency (RF)
Lumecca-I: Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Morpheus8: Minimally Invasive Fractional Needling Technology
Interested in learning more about Envision's impact on eye care?

Visit our website for additional information, or send us a DM to schedule a consultation.

03/15/2024

10/19/2023

Eye exams become more important with age.

Your vision changes with time, this is why regular eye exams are even more crucial for preserving healthy vision in your senior years.

Some eye disease are without symptoms:

While presbyopia (the age-related loss of near vision) emerges in mid-life with easily identifiable symptoms—like struggling to read a menu, for example—other more serious eye disease, like glaucoma, can silently steal your vision without noticeable symptoms.

But our optometrist looks for subtle changes to your vision during regular eye exams and can see signs of glaucoma or other vision-threatening eye disease before it's too late.

Some changes in vision are without obvious symptoms:

Even those who see well and are without age-related eye disease may have vision changes that might not be obvious. As we age, it may gradually become harder to distinguish an object from its background when they are the same color or close to the same color (like a white coffee cup sitting on a white table). This is called loss of “contrast sensitivity.”

While a mild reduction is normal with age, loss of contrast sensitivity can be a symptom of more serious eye disease, like cataract or age-related macular degeneration (AMD). When not a symptom of disease, lower contrast sensitivity complicates daily activities and raises the risk of falls or car accidents.

Keeping up with regular eye exams allows your us to catch problems early. The sooner a problem is detected, the more likely it can be treated.

10/12/2023

Peripheral neuropathy is a progressive condition that slowly damages the peripheral nerves, most frequently in the feet and legs.

Because peripheral nerves are responsible for performing various functions, the symptoms of peripheral neuropathy can manifest in several different ways:

Sensory issues. The lines of communication between the senses and the brain are disrupted. Sometimes this means unexplained pain (burning, jabbing, throbbing, prickling, etc.). In more advanced cases, instead of pain there may be complete numbness.

Motor issues. When motor nerves are damaged, muscle control may be limited—the brain can’t properly issue its commands. This may lead to muscle weakness, lack of coordination, or even paralysis.

Systemic issues. Nerves are also responsible for regulating autonomic processes like digestion, blood pressure, and body temperature. Damages to these nerves can produce unwanted problems and changes on a system-wide level.

If you've been struggling with any of these symptoms please give our office a call (520) 545-0202