St Paul Eye Clinic Blog

Contact lenses are a wonderful option for glasses-free vision correction. But a recently-released report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that when contact lens wearers forgo some of the seemingly tedious care steps, infections of varying degrees are likely to pop up.

“My son was born with congenital cataracts in California. After moving here, finding a pediatric ophthalmologist was first on my list.

Along with our fellowship trained pediatric ophthalmologist, did you know that all of our eye doctors have received training in pediatric vision care? That makes any one of our seven area locations uniquely qualified to care for your child’s first eye exam, back-to-school checkups, or any specific vision conditions (as well as the rest of the family!).

Trivex lenses are several times more impact resistant than standard plastic lenses, meaning more protection for your eyes. It’s one of the best choices for safety and sports!

If you’ve noticed continual sagging or puffy eyelids, persistent bags below the eyes, or unrecognizable wrinkles in the mirror, our advanced eyelid surgery procedures can help.

St. Paul Eye Clinic is pleased to welcome our newest fellowship-trained vision specialist.

When it comes to your vision care, St. Paul Eye Clinic has always been dedicated to delivering the very best. That’s why we are happy to announce that we are now accepting the Vision Service Plan—just another way we keep our care focused on your personal eye health needs.

We’re excited to be able to reach our patients, community members, and fellow health care professionals through this quarterly eNewsletter! Every season our team of specialty eye care associates will be sharing tips for keeping your vision healthy along with updates from our clinic, patient success stories, the latest eyewear styles from St. Paul Opticians (located within every one of our seven locations), and other news and community events.