That said, lasers are also extremely dangerous, as their highly focused nature and wide range of power levels can leave a person dazzled, blinded or dead from direct and indirect exposure.

Lasers are ubiquitous in our daily lives, but do we ever stop to think about the risks they present to our eyes?

The human body is vulnerable to the output of certain lasers, and under certain circumstances, exposure can result in damage ... to be an acute hazard to the skin and eyes from direct radiation. Class ...

Share on Pinterest Javier Snchez Mingorance/EyeEm/Getty Images LASIK is a type of laser eye surgery that corrects refractive eye conditions like nearsightedness and astigmatism by changing the ...

Lasik eye surgery may be pitched as a "safe and easy alternative to glasses," but more than half of the people who have it or other laser vision-correction surgery still need to wear glasses at ...

Dry eye disease is no longer just an age-related issue, it’s a growing concern among young adults due to lifestyle choices.

Dark circles under the eyes occur when the skin beneath ... darker pigmentation — from genetics or sun exposure in the skin O'Keefe says. Laser therapy involves applying a low level of light ...

Prevention of Blindness Week is a reminder to prioritise eye health and take collective action against preventable blindness ...