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Why Do My Eyes Twitch?

Posted on September 28, 2026 (September 28, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Adult in a green sweater sitting at a table, pressing a finger to one eye, looking downward with a distressed expression.

Eyelid won’t stop fluttering? Find out why eye twitching happens and when to see a Vaughan optometrist at Foresee Eyecare. […]

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How Often Should You Be Screened for Glaucoma?

Posted on August 19, 2026 (August 19, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Older adult with grey hair gazing out a large window indoors, wearing a cream cable-knit sweater, with a suburban street visible outside.

Glaucoma can steal your sight without warning. Find out how often to get a glaucoma checkup with Foresee Eyecare, your Vaughan optometrist. […]

What Is The Difference Between Children’s and Adults’ Eye Exams?

Posted on July 28, 2026 (July 28, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

A child wearing glasses while wearing a green shirt

Wondering what sets a kids’ eye exam apart from an adult’s? Discover what to expect at each age with Foresee Eyecare, your Vaughan optometrist. […]

How Long Can You Safely Wear Contacts Each Day?

Posted on June 22, 2026 by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Adult sitting at a dimly lit home desk with a laptop, rubbing one eye with a finger, a notebook nearby.

Wondering how long you can safely wear contact lenses each day? Learn the recommended wearing times, signs your eyes need a break, and tips for comfortable wear. […]

Why Are More Kids Being Diagnosed with Myopia?

Posted on May 21, 2026 (May 29, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Child wearing black-framed glasses and a grey sweater sitting indoors, looking to the side with a skeptical expression.

Discover why pediatric myopia rates are rising and learn the early signs of nearsightedness in children. Find out how outdoor play, screen breaks, and early myopia control can protect your child’s long-term vision. […]

Can Myopia Be Reversed?

Posted on April 27, 2026 (April 27, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

A mother sitting on a couch with her young son, who is squinting and showing signs of eye discomfort, suggesting a potential need for an eye exam.

Wondering if myopia can be reversed? While nearsightedness cannot be cured, early intervention and myopia control options can help slow its progression in children. […]

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How Vision Therapy Can Help Your Child’s Reading Skills

Posted on April 7, 2026 (April 7, 2026) by Dr. Yvonne Au, OD

Young girl smiling during vision therapy session wearing red-green glasses at Foresee Eyecare.

Discover how vision therapy can help children struggling with reading. Learn about the signs of vision problems and how personalized exercises improve eye coordination and focus. […]

Wet vs. Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Posted on March 3, 2026 (April 7, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Reading the fine print on a menu has become more challenging, or familiar faces take you an extra second to recognize from a distance. These subtle changes in your central vision could be signs of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). At Foresee Eyecare, our team knows that these changes can come with questions, which is why […]

What Are the First Signs of Glaucoma?

Posted on January 23, 2026 by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Medical diagram showing three stages of glaucoma development from normal aqueous humor flow through drainage canal blockage to increased pressure damaging blood vessels and optic nerve.

You might hear glaucoma called “the silent thief of sight,” and for good reason. In its most common form, this eye condition develops slowly over time with no obvious symptoms. You can have glaucoma for years without noticing a single change in how you see the world. The first sign of glaucoma is typically loss […]

What Are Progressive Lenses?

Posted on January 6, 2026 (January 6, 2026) by Dr. Timothy H. Tsang

Comparison diagram showing four types of eyeglass lenses: single vision with distance or near correction only, bifocal with distance and near zones separated by visible line, trifocal with distance, intermediate, and near zones with two visible lines, and progressive with smooth gradient from distance at top through intermediate in middle to near at bottom with no visible lines.

Growing older can mean noticing that reading your phone or a restaurant menu isn’t as easy as it used to be. That’s why many people use reading glasses. But if you already wear glasses for another vision issue, it can be frustrating to constantly switch between pairs throughout the day. Progressive lenses are multifocal eyeglasses […]