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For many people, standard soft contact lenses provide clear vision and comfortable wear. However, not everyone’s eyes fit neatly into this category. Some patients have unique eye shapes, conditions, or vision needs that require a more tailored solution. This is where specialty contact lenses come in.

At Lakefront Eyecare, we’re committed to protecting your long-term eye health—and that means more than updating your glasses or contact lens prescription. One of the most serious threats to vision is glaucoma, a condition known as the “silent thief of sight.” Because it often develops without noticeable symptoms, early glaucoma detection is essential.

At Lakefront Eyecare, we’re passionate about protecting your family’s vision—especially when it comes to kids. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is becoming increasingly common in children, and it’s more than just a matter of needing glasses.

Dry eye syndrome affects many people in New Orleans, causing symptoms like burning, itching, sensitivity to light, and a gritty sensation. At Lakefront Eyecare, we're proud to offer advanced treatments like Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy to help patients find lasting relief from chronic dry eye.

The eyes can provide important insight into how well diabetes is being managed, making regular eye care a vital part of comprehensive diabetes management. Did you know that diabetic retinopathy is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the US? At Lakefront Eyecare, we know how easy it is to put off eye exams—especially when your vision seems clear.

Erica Ellis, an optician at Lakefront Eyecare in New Orleans, Louisiana, has built her career on two core principles: dedication to the craft and connection with patients. Starting her journey with a corporate-affiliated practice as a manager, Ellis gained invaluable experience that would shape her future role at Lakefront Eyecare, where she wears multiple hats and has developed a reputation for solving challenges others might avoid. One key aspect that sets Ellis apart is her ability to build rapport with patients while handling every aspect of their optical care.

Have your eyes been feeling gritty or irritated lately? Do they water excessively, yet still feel dry? These could be early signs of dry eye disease—an increasingly common condition that affects many people in New Orleans. At Lakefront Eyecare, we’re here to help you understand what dry eye disease is, what causes it, and how you can take action before it worsens.

When it comes to vision correction, contact lenses offer an unparalleled combination of convenience and clarity. However, not all eyes are the same, and some require more specialized solutions to address unique vision needs. At Lakefront Eyecare, we offer a variety of specialty contact lenses tailored to help patients achieve optimal vision and comfort.

Our eyes are precious and vital organs that enable us to experience the world around us. However, various eye disorders can develop over time, affecting our vision and overall eye health. Understanding the common eye disorders, their signs and symptoms, and the importance of regular medical eye exams is crucial for maintaining good vision and proactive eye care.