Arizona Eye Consultants

02/05/2026

Wondering if you’re a good candidate for light adjustable lenses? The ideal candidate is someone who needs cataract surgery, has healthy eyes and a stable prescription, wants to reduce their dependence on glasses or contacts, and can commit to pre- and post-surgery care and treatment. You might not be a good candidate if you have a chronic eye condition like macular degeneration. Call now to set up a consultation and find out if this eye surgery is right for you.

he board-certified ophthalmologists at Arizona Eye Consultants in Tucson will develop a glaucoma treatment plan that works for you. Call today for an appointment.

02/04/2026

What should you consider when picking out a new pair of glasses? We have some great tips for choosing eyewear on our site. We recommend trying on different frame shapes and sizes, choosing colors and designs that complement your skin tone and personality, and considering your budget and the timelessness and durability of the frames. Learn more here.

Choose Arizona Eye Consultants for optometry services in Tucson, AZ. Our friendly optometrists are highly trained and experienced. Call today!

02/02/2026

The new Goldmann equations can predict the diurnal IOP curves in the LiGHT China trial with less than 4% error and the Beaver Dam study's effect of blood pressure on IOP with less than 1% error. https://www.dovepress.com/articles.php?article_id=106042

02/01/2026

Myth: Refractive lens exchange is only for people with cataracts. Reality: Anyone with age-related vision problems like presbyopia can benefit from RLE. Undergoing this revolutionary procedure can reduce or eliminate your need for glasses, and lower your risk of developing cataracts. Call now to set up a consultation and find out if RLE is right for you.

he board-certified ophthalmologists at Arizona Eye Consultants in Tucson will develop a glaucoma treatment plan that works for you. Call today for an appointment.

01/30/2026

Some of the earliest warning signs of cataracts are blurry or cloudy vision, decreased night vision, and increased sensitivity to light and glare. You may also see halos around lights, need brighter light for tasks, and experience colors as more faded or dull in appearance. If you have developed any of these symptoms, call us right away to schedule an appointment.

At Arizona Eye Consultants, we offer world-class treatment for cataracts, including standard and premium intraocular lenses (IOLs). Call our Tucson clinic today.

01/28/2026

What are the best ways to manage dry eye syndrome? We will create an individualized treatment plan tailored to your age, the severity of your symptoms and condition, and your lifestyle. This may include a combination of therapies, including over-the-counter or prescription artificial tears or eye drops, LipiFlow, lacrimal plugs, and home care and lifestyle changes. We may suggest that you take vitamins or supplements, use a humidifier, apply warm compresses, avoid wearing eye makeup or using certain eye creams, quit smoking, protect your eyes when outdoors, stay hydrated, and take breaks from using screens. Call now to learn more about our dry eye solutions.

The board-certified doctors at Arizona Eye Consultants of Tucson provide exceptional dry eye care so you can enjoy better vision and quality of life.

01/26/2026

Genetic eye disorders are inherited conditions that affect child or adult vision. They can range in severity from low vision to progressive blindness. Read this article from the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus to learn more about identifying genetic eye disease in children.

Many of the significant genetic eye disorders in children have at least a partial genetic basis. Juvenile onset refractive error and strabismus, by far the most common reasons for referral to a pediatric eye doctor, have a large genetic component but do not exhibit classic Mendelian inheritance in w...

01/24/2026

With the new year comes a chance to review your medical insurance and/or eye insurance policies to evaluate your coverage. If your eye care needs have changed, you should consult with one of our specialists to determine if you need to upgrade your insurance. It may be worth it if you are going to need more frequent visits or more advanced care. Call now to schedule an appointment. https://bit.ly/3JSqiEf

01/24/2026

What services do pediatric ophthalmologists offer? Our board-certified pediatric ophthalmologists provide routine vision care for children, including annual vision exams, managing contact lens and glasses prescriptions, and we also offer general eye care services. We also treat pediatric eye problems like amblyopia, strabismus, chalazion, nasal lacrimal duct obstruction, and congenital cataracts. We do everything possible to ensure you and your child are comfortable during exams and treatment, and that all of your questions are answered. Call now to make an appointment. https://bit.ly/4o9qmxD

01/22/2026

Pediatric uveitis is an inflammation of a child’s uvea. The uvea is the layer of the eye that contains blood vessels. It can be caused by autoimmune diseases like juvenile arthritis, or it can be the result of an infection. Learn more about this condition from the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus.

Children with uveitis miss school for frequent appointments, lab draws, and treatment. They may need regular administration of medications in school. In some cases, children have visual impairment and require special services and adaptations to address vision needs. Patients commonly feel “isolate...

01/21/2026

Can your diet improve your vision or eye health? Yes, maintaining a healthy diet can improve your vision and protect you from some age-related vision problems. However, some conditions cannot be prevented or treated through diet, and if you have changes in vision or low vision, you should always consult an optometrist or ophthalmologist for advice.

Learn about the causes and treatments for low vision in Tucson with Arizona Eye Consultants.

01/19/2026

Double vision, or diplopia, is when you see a single object in duplicate. This could be a symptom of a serious underlying vision or brain condition. If you experience double vision, you should contact an ophthalmologist or your primary care physician, or visit the emergency room. You may have astigmatism, cataracts, or dry eye syndrome; however, it could indicate a more serious condition like a neurological disorder, eye muscle disorder, or diabetes-related eye damage. https://bit.ly/4iVVzmS