Dry, irritated eyes can make reading, working at a computer, wearing contact lenses, and even spending time outdoors uncomfortable. While occasional dryness may improve on its own, recurring symptoms can be a sign that your eyes are not producing enough tears or that your tears are evaporating too quickly. At The Eye Man, we evaluate eye health to help identify what may be contributing to dry eye symptoms and determine the appropriate next steps.

Living in Manhattan means your eyes are constantly adjusting. One moment you are looking across a busy intersection, and the next you are checking your phone, reading a subway sign, or watching your step on a flight of stairs. For people who need vision correction at multiple distances, custom progressive lenses can provide a smoother way to move between these everyday visual demands.

Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is becoming more common in children. It causes distant objects to look blurry while close-up vision often remains clear. While glasses or contact lenses can help your child see better, they do not always address the bigger concern - how quickly myopia may progress over time. Myopia control is designed to slow the progression of nearsightedness during childhood, helping protect your child’s vision now and in the future.