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How do we get bags under our eyes? Aging is the most common cause. As we get older, we experience a loss of fat padding and collagen, the major component of connective tissues in skin, muscles and other body parts. This loss of skin tone allows fat to shift forward into the lower eyelids, making them look puffy and swollen. Fluid can also pool in this area and lead to edema (swelling).

Childhood vision problems can be hard to detect; it’s not likely that your child will tell you they’re having problems because they more than likely don’t realize something is wrong. The signs aren’t always as clear-cut. A child’s eyesight has a major impact on every aspect of their life. Treatment can be as simple as a pair of prescription glasses. But if vision problems are left undiagnosed or untreated, they can have lasting effects on a child’s eye health, schooling and confidence.

You just had a comprehensive eye exam and had your eyes dilated. Here is what you should know:

Anyone with diabetes is at risk for vision loss or blindness caused by diabetic eye diseases. The best way to detect early signs of diabetic eye disease in an annual comprehensive eye exam. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle lowers your risks of diabetic eye disease as well as other complications due to diabetes.

The size and shape of your eyewear matters, probably more than you think. Here are some common signs your eyeglasses are not the right fit for you (and how to make those fixes).