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How to spot fake Ray-Bans
Thursday, 17 November 2022 by Khuram SarwarRay-Bans are one of the most popular sunglasses brands in the world for imitations. But would you be able to spot a pair of fake Ray-Bans? We teach you how you can.
Droopy Eyelids (Ptosis) – Causes and Treatments
Tuesday, 15 November 2022 by Tina PatelWhat are droopy eyelids? Also called ptosis (pronounced: tow-siss) or lazy eye, droopy eyelids occur when an eyelid droops down, causing your eye to appear partially closed. When one eyelid is drooped, it’s called unilateral ptosis. When both eyelids are drooped it’s called bilateral ptosis. This can be caused by several factors, including eye injury and ageing.
Eyelid Hygiene – why you should care
Tuesday, 15 November 2022 by Tina PatelThe eyelids are thin, layered structures consisting of skin on the outside, cartilage for structure, mucous membranes to protect the eye and oil secreting glands to enable tear stability and minimise friction. They serve to protect and shield the ocular surface from dirt and bacteria and block light so you can sleep comfortably at night. The tear film prevents your eyes from drying out and is produced by the lacrimal glands.
How does the weather affect my eyes?
Tuesday, 15 November 2022 by Tina PatelThe sudden drop in temperature that always comes at this time of year can impact your eyes. It's more important than ever to look after your health, including your eyes. Cold, freezing temperatures are more likely to bring about illnesses - such as cold and flu and you may experience your eyes stinging and watering. Winter weather can also be one of the reasons for swollen eyes due to the cold, dry air.
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