Medical Eye Care

Prompt diagnosis and treatment for eye infections, injuries, redness, irritation, and other urgent eye concerns.

Your eyes can develop problems that require more than a routine vision exam. Whether you're experiencing redness, pain, blurry vision, irritation, flashes and floaters, or an unexpected eye injury, our team is here to help.

At Eyes on LA Optometry, we diagnose and manage a wide variety of eye conditions using advanced diagnostic technology while providing compassionate, personalized care. If specialized treatment is needed, we'll coordinate your care with trusted ophthalmology specialists to ensure the best possible outcome.

Conditions We Treat

Eye Infections

Eye infections can cause redness, discharge, irritation, light sensitivity, and blurred vision. We diagnose bacterial, viral, and other common eye infections and recommend the appropriate treatment.

Red Eyes & Eye Irritation

Persistent redness isn't always "just allergies." We evaluate the underlying cause, including dry eye disease, allergies, inflammation, infection, or other ocular surface conditions.

Dry Eye Disease

Dry eye is one of the most common causes of burning, tearing, fluctuating vision, and eye discomfort. We offer personalized treatment plans, including advanced therapies for long-term relief.

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Eye Allergies

Seasonal and environmental allergies can cause itchy, watery, red eyes. We help identify the cause and recommend treatments to keep your eyes comfortable throughout the year.

Flashes & Floaters

Sudden flashes of light, new floaters, or a curtain over your vision should never be ignored. We perform thorough dilated retinal evaluations to determine whether urgent treatment is needed.

Foreign Body Removal

Dust, metal, wood, eyelashes, and other foreign objects can become trapped in the eye and cause pain or irritation. We carefully remove superficial foreign bodies and evaluate the eye for any additional injury.

Corneal Abrasions

Scratches on the surface of the eye can be painful and affect your vision. Prompt treatment helps relieve discomfort while reducing the risk of infection.

Pterygium & Pinguecula

Growths on the surface of the eye can become irritated or affect vision over time. We evaluate these conditions, recommend treatment options, and monitor them for changes.

Styes & Eyelid Conditions

Swollen eyelids, styes, and other eyelid conditions can often be treated with conservative care and, when necessary, prescription medications.

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When Should You Schedule an Urgent Eye Visit?

Call our office promptly if you experience:

Sudden eye pain
Redness that does not improve
Sudden blurry vision
Flashes or a sudden increase in floaters
Something stuck in your eye
Chemical exposure
Light sensitivity
Eye injury
Swollen eyelids
New discharge from the eye

If you experience sudden vision loss, severe eye trauma, or symptoms of a retinal detachment, seek emergency medical care immediately.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Optometrists diagnose and manage many common eye conditions, including eye infections, dry eye disease, allergies, corneal abrasions, foreign bodies, flashes and floaters, pterygium, and more.
Many eye problems can be evaluated by an optometrist. However, sudden vision loss, severe trauma, or chemical injuries should be treated as medical emergencies.
Yes. We routinely evaluate and remove superficial foreign bodies while ensuring there is no additional damage to the eye.
Yes. Red eyes can have many causes, ranging from simple irritation to infections or more serious conditions. An examination helps determine the appropriate treatment.

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