As we age, our eyes, just like the rest of our bodies, go through changes. Some of these changes are a normal part of getting older, while others may signal the start of an eye condition that needs attention. Regular eye exams become even more important after age 50, as early detection can make all the difference in maintaining healthy vision. Here’s a look at some of the most common eye conditions after 50 and practical tips for dealing with them!

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If reading has recently become uncomfortable due to blurry vision, eye strain, or fatigue, you’re not alone. Whether you're recovering from cataract surgery, adjusting to a new prescription, or simply dealing with digital eye strain, there are practical ways to make reading enjoyable again.

Keratopigmentation, also called corneal tattooing, is gaining attention on social media as a permanent way to change your eye color. But what sounds like a trendy beauty statement can carry serious medical risks.