Pterygium Causes, Symptoms, and How Surgery Helps 

Pterygium, Vision Correction

If you’ve noticed a fleshy growth on your eye, often called a “surfer’s eye,” you may be experiencing pterygium. This condition is common among people exposed to UV light, wind, and dry environments, and it can lead to irritation, redness, and, in some cases, vision problems.  At ADV Vision, located in San Luis Obispo County, our specialists provide comprehensive care for pterygium—ranging from non-surgical management to advanced […]

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How Shorter Days After Daylight Savings Make Cataract Awareness Crucial for Night Driving

Advanced Lenses, Cataracts, General Eye Care, News & Media, The Light Adjustable Lens

Have you ever found yourself squinting against bright headlights during your evening drive? Or noticed how quickly darkness falls after the clocks “fall back”? Shorter days after Daylight Savings Time can make driving at night more challenging—especially if cataracts are affecting your vision. In this blog, we’ll break down why night driving becomes riskier after […]

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Dry Indoor Heating vs. Eye Irritation: What Makes Pterygium Feel Worse in Winter? 

Dry Eye, Eye Health

Do your eyes feel more irritated, gritty, or inflamed when the heater kicks on? If you’re living with pterygium—the raised, fleshy growth on the eye often called “surfer’s eye”—you may notice that symptoms flare during the cooler months. Even though winters in San Luis Obispo County are mild, indoor heating can create conditions that make pterygium much more uncomfortable.  At ADV […]

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LASIK & Cataract Surgery: How Year-End Benefits Help You See Better in 2026

Cataracts, Eye Health, LASIK Eye Surgery

Are you tired of squinting through another year? Do you dread the thought of cataract surgery because you’re worried about the cost? Here’s something most people don’t realize: your employer’s year-end benefits could cover a significant portion of your vision correction procedure—but only if you use them before December 31st.  For residents of Paso Robles, San […]

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