Kirk Eye Center is now offering several women's skin care products from Zoria®. These high end cosmetic products utilize the latest skin care innovations to help you look and feel your best. The Zoria products currently carried at Kirk Eye Center include:
Zoria Under Eye Treatment is a two-step process that...
Dry eye syndrome, or more accurately called dysfunctional tear syndrome, is a common condition impacting many Americans. It occurs as a result of your tear glands failing to produce either sufficient quality or quantity of tear film. Often, dry eye syndrome can cause you to experience painful symptoms, including:
Did you know that undiagnosed vision issues can significantly impact your child’s ability to learn and perform to his or her ability at school? This is a much more common problem than you might imagine. Approximately one out of every four school-aged children has a refractive vision error that hasn’t been corrected with glasses.
We’ve created the following quiz to help you determine whether your child may need glasses. At Kirk Optical, we offer great prices on children’s glasses. You can receive the best quality frames with a polycarbonate lens for just $50....
Read MoreThe school year is about to start, and you'll want to make sure your children are prepared to be as successful as possible. For children with refractive vision errors, this means providing them with quality eyeglasses that will ensure they see clearly, even when sitting in the back of the classroom.
At Kirk Optical, we always offer extremely low prices on children's glasses. We...
Read More
If you have diabetes, it places you at risk for a variety of other health conditions, including issues that may compromise your vision. Diabetic retinopathy is a serious vision condition that can potentially result in severe or even permanent vision loss if not properly treated. Approximately 40-45% of diabetics develop this condition.
Diabetic retinopathy occurs when your elevated blood sugar levels...
Read MoreGlaucoma is an age-related vision condition that results in damage to your eye's optic nerve. This damage is typically caused by an increase in pressure inside your eye. As this pressure continues to become greater, it can eventually result in irreversible damage.
Glaucoma affects your vision gradually, and at first you may not notice any symptoms at all. In the early stages of the condition, you may begin to notice a slight...
Read More
Over time, your eyes may undergo certain changes as part of the aging process which can result in age-related vision conditions. Cataracts are one of the most common age-related vision issues impacting people over 60 and if left untreated, they can potentially result in blindness.
Your eye's lens is typically clear. When cataracts develop, they cause your lens to become cloudy. As the number of cataracts in your eye's lens increase...
Read More
When you undergo cataract surgery, your eye’s natural lens is removed and replaced with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). As a result of this process, you exchange a cloudy lens causing deteriorating vision with a clear lens that can restore sharp vision.
Intraocular lenses have been used as part of cataract surgery since the 1980s. Initially, all IOLs were monofocal, providing...
Read More
Cataract surgery is a safe and effective way to restore clear, sharp vision if you’ve developed cataracts. One of the most common questions Dr. Kirk hears from patients during a consultation involves the recovery process. Fortunately, recovery after cataract surgery is fairly straightforward, and you’ll be able to resume most normal activities shortly after your procedure.
Dr. Kirk will monitor you for...
Read MoreAge-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a vision condition impacting many individuals over the age of 65. It results in a deterioration of the center of your retina, resulting in a loss of central vision. Peripheral vision is not affected by age-related macular degeneration.
As with most vision conditions, early diagnosis and treatment will help prevent serious...
Read More
Great Employment Opportunities CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION