Southwestern Eye Center

10/15/2026

Think you’re too young for cataracts? 👀 They can actually develop in your 20s or 30s, and the first signs may seem like you just need new glasses.

Learn what to watch for, what can increase your risk, and which treatment options may help.

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Discover the signs, causes, and treatment options for early-onset cataracts to protect your vision and plan timely care.

10/09/2026

our workday ends. Your tired eyes haven’t gotten the memo. 💻

Dryness, headaches, and blurry vision after screen time can be signs of digital eye strain. Reduced blinking, glare, and long stretches of close focus can all contribute.

Southwestern Eye Center’s Dr. Emily Brill shares why screens can leave your eyes uncomfortable and which everyday habits may help.

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Learn digital eye strain symptoms, why Arizona dryness can make them worse, good screen habits, and when discomfort needs an eye exam.

10/08/2026

Today is World Sight Day, a beautiful reminder of just how important it is to protect the vision that helps us experience the world around us. 👁️

Annual eye exams can help detect changes in your vision and early signs of eye conditions. If it's been a while since your last eye check-up, take a moment today to prioritize your eye health. Schedule an appointment at sweye.com because one of your most precious assets (your eyes) is worth protecting.

09/24/2026

Think glaucoma always comes with warning signs? It can develop before any noticeable vision changes.

Here are five common glaucoma myths, including who's at risk and why exams matter.

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Learn the truth behind common misconceptions about glaucoma, including symptoms, risks, and treatment options to protect your vision.

09/15/2026

Do you use prescription eye drops for glaucoma? Using them consistently and correctly can help lower eye pressure and protect your vision over time.

Learn how glaucoma eye drops work, why proper technique matters, and when your eye doctor may recommend additional treatment.

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Glaucoma eye drops can help slow vision loss by lowering eye pressure. Explore treatment options with Southwestern Eye Center.

09/09/2026

Noticing blurry vision, glare, or difficulty seeing at night?

Learn the early signs of cataracts and when changes in your vision may require an eye exam.

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Cataract symptoms include blurry vision, glare, and color changes. Learn early signs, long-term effects, and when to seek treatment.

08/26/2026

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Emily Brill from Southwestern Eye Center shares simple ways to give your eyes 👀 a break from our screen-filled world 📱💻🖥️.

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08/10/2026

Sometimes, an eye exam can reveal far more than a change in vision. 💜

We were incredibly moved to see this review about Dr. Brill and Dr. Adelberg and the care, attention, and urgency they brought to an important finding. Stories like this are a powerful reminder of why thorough eye exams matter.

07/21/2026

Blurry near vision after age 40 is common, but it should not be dismissed as “just getting older.”

In this Sonoran Living segment, Jessie LaLonde, OD, of Southwestern Eye Center, explains presbyopia, why focusing up close becomes more difficult with age, and why having a comprehensive eye exam is crucial.

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07/06/2026

Glaucoma can be challenging to detect because the brain often compensates for early loss of peripheral vision, making it easy to overlook the disease until damage steals your vision.

Dr. Wen Shin Lee from Southwestern Eye Center recently appeared on Sonoran Living ABC15 Arizona to discuss the deceptive nature of glaucoma and the modern treatment options available to prevent blindness. One treatment involves a long-lasting medication that can be placed in the eye and gradually released. For many patients, our modern options provide better control of eye pressure and can reduce the need for daily eye drops.

Watch Dr. Lee’s segment to learn more about the evolving options for glaucoma care.