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Dr. Stephanie Woo

Helping specialty contact lens patients achieve the clearest vision possible. Helping other eye doctors take their business to the next level!

07/28/2026

Your eyes rarely "hurt" when something's wrong — that's what makes vision problems so easy to miss. 👀

As an optometrist, these are the 5 signs I hear about most from patients who waited longer than they should have to book an eye exam:

✔️ Squinting to see clearly (road signs, phones, menus)
✔️ Frequent headaches, especially after screen time
✔️ Constantly rubbing or straining your eyes
✔️ Sitting closer to screens than you used to
✔️ It's been over a year since your last eye exam

Here's the thing: many eye health issues — from refractive errors to early signs of eye strain — develop gradually. You won't always "feel" it happening. That's exactly why routine eye exams matter, even if your vision seems fine.

An annual eye exam isn't just about updating your glasses or contact lens prescription. It's one of the easiest ways to catch changes in your eye health early, before they affect your daily life.

So — be honest. How many of these did you check off? 🙋

If you related to 2 or more, it might be time to book your next eye exam. Your eyes work hard every day — give them the checkup they deserve.

07/24/2026

Ever wonder what's fact—and what's fiction—when it comes to your eyes? 👀

As an optometrist, I hear the same questions and misconceptions almost every day. From "20/20 means my eyes are healthy" to "wearing glasses makes my vision worse," these myths are more common than you might think.

The truth is, understanding your eye health is just as important as seeing clearly. A quick conversation during your eye exam can make all the difference.

➡️ Swipe through to see some of the most common eye myths I hear in the exam room.

💬 Which one surprised you the most? Or have you believed any of these before? Let me know in the comments!

📌 Save this post so you can come back to it later, and share it with someone who could use these eye health facts.

07/21/2026

Why don't soft contact lenses work for many people with keratoconus? 🤔

The answer lies in the shape of the cornea. Keratoconus causes the front surface of the eye to become irregular, making it difficult for soft contact lenses to provide clear, stable vision.

Scleral lenses are designed differently. They vault over the irregular cornea and create a fluid-filled tear reservoir, helping to smooth the optical surface and often providing significantly sharper, more comfortable vision.

If you've been struggling with blurry vision despite wearing soft contacts, it may be time to ask your eye care provider whether scleral lenses are the right option for you.

👁️ Watch the reel to learn why scleral lenses can be a game-changer for keratoconus patients.

07/18/2026

🚨 PENALTY BOX: Scleral Lens Horror Stories 🏒👁️

Every eye care professional has heard (or witnessed) a few unforgettable scleral lens stories. While they may sound shocking, they all have one thing in common—they're preventable.

From filling lenses with tap water to sleeping in them overnight, small mistakes can lead to big problems for the ocular surface.

Here are a few reminders to keep your patients out of the penalty box:
🏒 Remove, clean, and disinfect scleral lenses every day.
🏒 Fill lenses only with preservative-free sterile saline.
🏒 Keep lens cases clean and replace them regularly.
🏒 Never use tap water or saliva on contact lenses.
🏒 Encourage routine follow-up visits to catch problems early.

Patient education is one of the most effective ways to reduce complications and improve long-term scleral lens success.

What's the most memorable scleral lens "horror story" you've encountered in practice? Share it in the comments (while protecting patient privacy)! 👇

07/15/2026

👁️ A tooth... restoring vision?

It sounds like science fiction, but it's a real procedure known as Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis (OOKP)—or more commonly, "tooth-in-eye" surgery.

Brent Chapman lost his vision at age 13 after developing Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) following a severe reaction to ibuprofen. Over the next 20 years, he underwent nearly 50 eye surgeries, including multiple corneal transplants, but none provided a lasting solution.

As a final option, surgeons removed one of his canine teeth, shaped it to hold a tiny optical lens, temporarily implanted it into his cheek to allow tissue integration, and later placed it into his eye. Because the tooth is his own tissue, it provides a stable, biocompatible foundation for the artificial cornea.

The result? Brent regained 20/30 vision and was able to make eye contact again for the first time in two decades.

While this procedure is extremely rare and reserved only for carefully selected patients when conventional corneal transplantation is no longer possible, it represents one of the most remarkable advances in eye innovation, demonstrating how science, medicine, and surgical expertise can restore sight when all other options have been exhausted.

📚 Learn more:
• ABC7 New York: Formerly blind man shares emotional reaction to life-changing "tooth-in-eye" surgery
• CNN: Rare "tooth-in-eye" surgery restores man's vision after two decades
• Rutland Dental: Tooth-in-Eye Surgery: How a Tooth Helped Restore Vision

Educational content only. This post is intended for informational purposes and should not be considered medical advice.

07/13/2026

When the patient is determined to make sure that eye drop doesn't miss. 💧
We love the enthusiasm, but remember: one drop is all you need—your eye can't hold much more than that! 😉

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Disclaimer: This post is for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always use your eye drops as directed by your eye care provider.

07/10/2026

☀️ July is UV Awareness Month!

Many people remember sunscreen but forget their eyes. Prolonged UV exposure can contribute to eye conditions that may affect your vision over time.

A good pair of sunglasses with 100% UVA & UVB protection is one of the easiest ways to safeguard your eye health. Pair them with regular eye exams to keep your vision at its best.

Protect your eyes today for healthier vision tomorrow. 😎👁️

07/08/2026

Scleral Lens vs. Soft Contact Lens: What's the Difference? 👁️

Many people think all contact lenses work the same—but they don't.

A soft contact lens molds to the shape of your eye, much like plastic wrap. While it's comfortable for many wearers, it can't correct vision caused by an irregular cornea.

A scleral lens, on the other hand, vaults over the cornea and creates a fluid-filled reservoir between the lens and the eye. This smooth optical surface helps provide sharper, clearer vision while keeping the eye hydrated throughout the day.

Scleral lenses can be life-changing for patients with:
✔️ Keratoconus
✔️ Irregular corneas
✔️ Severe dry eye
✔️ Corneal scarring
✔️ Post-surgical vision problems

If you've been told you're not a good candidate for regular contact lenses, scleral lenses may be the solution you've been looking for.

07/06/2026

🚨 PSA from great heights: Your scleral lenses deserve a clean landing zone.

Think of your eyelids as the runway for your lenses. If debris, oil, and bacteria build up along your lid margins, they can transfer onto your lenses and affect comfort and vision.

✨ Healthy lids = Happier eyes = Happier scleral lenses.

Healthy eyelids = Happy scleral lenses. 💙

07/04/2026

Celebrate safely this Fourth of July. 🇺🇸

Fireworks can cause serious eye injuries. Enjoy the festivities from a safe distance, wear protective eyewear when appropriate, and never handle fireworks without proper precautions.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day!

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9260 West Sunset Road, Suite 209
Las Vegas, NV
89148

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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