Blogs

In a recent blog post on new treatments for amblyopia (sometimes called "lazy laze"), I mentioned the Tetris study from a few years ago...

Bright Eyes loves to be involved in the Tampa Bay community. So when we were invited to sponsor and participate in Tampa Bay Healthy Family Fair, we jumped at the chance...

For ages, the majority of amblyopia research and treatment has focused on two areas: the use of glasses to provide the clearest vision possible and the use of an eye patch to force the amblyopic (weaker) eye to see...

Chances are that you have heard of TED Talks. They are short live presentations designed to inspire awe, wonder, and curiosity.

Dr. Nate spoke primarily on how and why children's eye exams are performed and visual conditions such as strabismus and amblyopia that affect children...

The entire Bright Eyes staff and I are proud to announce that our own Dr. Nathan Bonilla-Warford (Dr. Nate to most) has achieved Fellowship in the College of Optometrists in Vision Development.

Minecraft doesn't come up in conversation every day at Bright Eyes Kids, but pretty close to it. I typically ask all my patients, young and old, what they do for fun and Minecraft is the first thing many kids say.

I will be honest. I have actively discouraged patients from using cosmetic contact lenses. I have done it for years.

I know it is the height of summer. But the "back to school" season is right around the corner. New schools, new teachers, and new challenges await every student.

At Bright Eyes Family Vision Care, we love kids. About 40% of the patients who come to our Westchase are under 18 years old.