Monthly Archives: May 2019

What’s the big deal with “blue light,” and is it really damaging to our eyes? “Blue light” is a color in the visible light spectrum that can be seen by the human eye, and is considered a “short wavelength” – that is, it produces higher amounts of energy. As of late, eye doctors such as… Read More

Matossian Eye Associates glaucoma experts, including Dr. Ilya Rozenbaum, MD, work to stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in the field by attending conferences and constantly referencing scientific and industry journals. Part of this process includes learning new glaucoma procedures as they become available in the United States. Case in point: ABiC, or AB Interno… Read More

By: Matossian Eye Associates Organized by Wills Eye Hospital, the 71st annual Wills Eye Conference was held this past March 7 to 9 at the Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill Hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This three-day conference is specifically designed for comprehensive ophthalmologists, specialists and allied health personnel. Throughout the three days, reviews of clinical, diagnostic… Read More

By: Victoria Viola, Ophthalmic Assistant Clinical studies are a major area of activity for our team at Matossian Eye Associates. As a multi-specialty practice, the possibilities in which we can help our patients are vast. From dry eye disease to glaucoma and beyond, we are actively doing our part to improve medical treatment options and… Read More

As we get older, it is important to take steps to better our eye health. Changes to lifestyle habits are a great way to help in delaying the onset of certain age-related eye problems such as cataracts and macular degeneration. A nutritious diet can be very beneficial to your eye health. In contrast, eating a… Read More