Dry eye is the most common reason why people visit eye doctors, and with dryer air on the way it is important to know how best to keep your eyes properly lubricated. Watch Dr. Matthew Thompson, MD, explain how to keep your eyes healthy during the upcoming winter months.
It’s Halloween season and that means scary, frightening ghosts and goblins are on the way. Thankfully there’s nothing spooky when it’s time for cataract surgery, not to mention anything to be afraid of. But centuries ago, that wasn’t always the case. Before modern cataract surgery came to be, even before slightly less modern cataract surgery […]
You may have heard of Clear Lens Exchange (CLE) or Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) as an alternative to LASIK for people in their 60s and older. Watch Dr. Matthew Thompson, MD, explain what this procedure is and how it could be the key to help you see clearer.
The school year is right around the corner and many students will forgo classes in person and continue their studies in digital classrooms at home due to social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Just because learning is taking place away from school doesn’t mean that eye exams and eye health should be avoided or […]
Tower Clock Eye Center can fix the problem of foggy glasses from your mask with Premium LASIK, performed by our fellowship trained LASIK surgeon, Dr. Matt Thompson, MD.
Top 10 reasons why you should wear sunglasses (besides looking cool). Sunglasses are something we should all wear, no matter our age, and no matter how often we lose them. There are so many benefits to wearing sunglasses that Tower Clock Eye Center optometrists, Drs. Jolly and Servi, recommend they be worn year-round, as often […]
Watch Tower Clock Eye Center optometrist Dr. Michael Servi explain the importance of yearly eye exams. He shows the major aspects of the eye that are tested during a comprehensive exam. In addition, he stresses the importance of testing for the overall health of the eye, not just if glasses or contacts are needed. Tower […]
Tower Clock Eye Center optometrists, Dr. Amanda Jolly, OD and Dr. Michael Servi, OD, are back to seeing patients regularly, including those in need of routine eye exams and medical follow-ups. To schedule your appointment, call us at 920 499-3102. We are strictly following recommended safety guidelines to prevent the spread of #COVID19.
Watch Dr. Michael Servi, OD, discuss the origins and causes of flashes and floaters. Many of us are affected by these nuisances, and he stresses the importance to discuss any increase of them with your eye doctor. If you have problems with flashes or floater, especially a sudden increase in them, call us at 920 […]
Cataract surgery testing at Tower Clock Eye Center is extensive and required to assure the clearest vision possible following the procedure. Whether you are referred by your normal optometrist or are a patient of one of our eye doctors, the first step in your cataract surgery evaluation is to make an appointment for your comprehensive […]
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is a "silent" disease in that there are few symptoms as it develops in the eye, so regular check ups and exams are very important. Glaucoma develops when pressure inside the eye (the eye needs some pressure to stay inflated) becomes higher than the eye can tolerate. That added... read more
Tower Clock Eye Center will be closed on Friday, January 1 to celebrate the New Year's Day holiday. We'll reopen on Monday, January 4 with regular business hours.
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