If you have teenagers, you’ve probably experienced your share of emotional extremes and erratic behavior often exhibited during this age. There’s a reason.
With the nerves in his face essentially dead, Conner's neurosurgeon referred him to Wes Heckman, MD, a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. Over the next couple of years, Conner underwent a series of complex reconstructive surgeries.
One thing we all have in common? Dealing with stress. At some point, everyone faces varying degrees of adversity, life challenges or a traumatic event that can threaten to derail us.
Some children are born with bad eyesight, but it can develop later for others. Knowing if your child has a vision problem, especially before they’re able to speak, can be challenging.
Facial movements serve as the cornerstone of communication and emotional expression, but even the simplest actions, like smiling or closing your eyes, can be difficult when dealing with facial paralysis.
Question: What is LipiFlow® for dry eye treatment? I hear conflicting reports about its effectiveness. Answered by Nebraska Medicine optometrist Natalie Klusaw, OD.
Sunscreen isn’t the only tool you need to fight against the sun’s damaging rays. Sunglasses aren’t just for summer fashion; they’re a year-round accessory to protect your eyes from issues caused by the sun.
