When a child has trouble reading, focusing, or keeping up with schoolwork, parents often think first about tutoring or learning support. While those can help, vision may also play a role. In Yonkers, some children struggle with subtle eye alignment issues that can make reading feel harder than it should.

If your eyes burn, sting, water, or feel tired by the end of the day, dry eye may not be the whole story. In many cases, the underlying issue is meibomian gland dysfunction, also called MGD. These glands produce the oil layer of your tears, and when they become blocked or do not work properly, tears evaporate too quickly and dry eye symptoms get worse.

Neurotrophic keratopathy is a rare but serious degenerative disease of the cornea. Because it affects the nerves that keep your cornea healthy, it can progress quietly and cause significant damage if left untreated. Here’s what you need to know.

Corneal topography and 3D eye mapping help your eye doctor look closely at the shape and health of your eyes. At Westchester Eyes in Yonkers, these advanced diagnostic tools give patients a more detailed view of the cornea and surrounding eye structures than a standard eye exam alone.

Red, swollen bumps on the eyelid are a common eye concern - and two of the most frequent causes are styes and chalazia. While these conditions may look similar at first glance, they have different causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches. At Westchester Eyes, we specialize in diagnosing eyelid conditions accurately and offering advanced treatment options when home remedies aren’t enough.

Wearing glasses should make your everyday life clearer and more comfortable. When your frames don’t fit correctly, you may experience discomfort, headaches, or even changes in how well you see. At Westchester Eyes, our goal is to help you enjoy eyewear that feels natural, functions properly, and supports your long-term vision health. If you’re unsure whether your glasses fit the way they should, there are a few key signs to look for.

For many people, spring and fall bring more than warmer weather and blooming trees - they also bring itchy, watery, irritated eyes. Seasonal allergies can significantly affect eye health, often triggering symptoms that go far beyond mild discomfort. In some cases, they can even worsen underlying conditions like dry eye and eyelid inflammation.

Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions affecting adults today, often caused by a lack of adequate tears or poor tear quality. Whether your symptoms include irritation, burning, or blurred vision, small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in protecting your eye health and comfort.

In today’s fast-paced, screen-heavy world, eye discomfort has become more than just a minor annoyance - it’s a daily reality for millions of people. From long hours on computers to constant scrolling on smartphones, many patients experience symptoms like eye strain, headaches, and neck pain that don’t seem to go away. Traditional lenses often correct vision clarity but do little to relieve these underlying issues. That’s why more eye doctors are turning to Neurolens®, a groundbreaking lens technology designed to provide lasting comfort by addressing the root cause of digital and visual strain.

As the school year approaches, many parents are busy buying supplies, scheduling checkups, and preparing for the months ahead. Good vision is key to learning, and undetected vision issues can make it harder for your child to focus, read, and keep up with their peers. Here are some signs your child may need glasses before heading back to school.