Every part of the eye explained

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for the great video Antonio! Hope we can meet some day. Cheers from Minnesota.

[@sandymensing7249]

Well done Antonio. Thanks!

[@PhilipGarciaReacts]

I love your channel Antonio, thank you for all the great work you do. Subscribed

[@anaverran3040]

You have a very nice way of explaining complicated things. I’m glad I subscribed.

[@EchoAngelio]

Thank you for this video. I needed this.

[@CherylRider]

Missed your amazing videos - Thank you for sharing. Love your Videos - Waiting for the next one!

[@nas3426]

Great video 👍🏼

[@karenfisher6298]

Really enjoyed this. Informative.

[@AntonioTheOptom]

Thank you 🙏

[@janwilson9485]

Thanks . I find it worrying how little I understand about vision and the functioning of my eyes - sadly I dont think Im unusual in this respect.

[@metrolifeg]

Great video

[@itilin]

Great video. Thanks. What do you think about eye surgery operations? Is it worth it? and in what age it's better to have such surgery?

[@mariakoszalin]

Great Video !!!

[@Lakeslover1]

Very informative. Many thanks.

[@sebastienh1100]

I have presbyopia and early signs of AMD … thank you for telling me to enjoy life now as there is nothing to prevent either of them to happen to me 😢

[@natasyasinaga2929]

Hello, i wanna ask about visible light. There are effect of visible light especially blue light to human eyes?

[@douglas5097]

Great video!

[@pikachu5647]

I have a question Doc, does the 20, 20, 20 rule apply with wearing glasses? I mean should I remove glasses after 20 mins staring at a screen to look at distant objects or should I keep them on when resting for 20 sec looking at 20 ft distance?

[@AkiraMoon313]

That might be dependent on you! The whole point of the 20 20 20 rule is to relax your accommodation after focusing for a while. Sometimes I feel even more relaxed after taking my glasses off, so as long as you’re still not staring at a screen or doing near work it might help! Either way though the rule would still be beneficial!

[@leonardcarpo8971]

Hello Dr. Antonio can you teach us on how to perform 21 visual step? I am 3rd year optometry student here in the Philippines

[@Hustler-b4j]

thank you

[@nerolia_gaming8030]

Good video, thank you very much!

[@nikolaisafronov3452]

What is digital hygiene for the eyes?

[@angelnavarro4866]

Question: I am farsighted. Is it plausible that I am starting to need a but of plus (.25) power to see more comfortably?

[@yakobusangga1581]

hello antonio, wanna know what do you think about the VDM project cure eye floaters ?

[@boshraelkhodery2130]

اهلا دكتور انطونيو لدي من العمر 14 عاما عندي قصر نظر _1.50 شمال _1.75 يمين هل يجب ارتداء النظاره بشكل مستمر

[@mdamansheikh9979]

Yesss

[@Halokillzone23]

What is the risk of developing glaucoma after vitrectomy surgery? Is vitrectomy surgery safe for younger age 30+ years?

[@Psychiatry.321]

Hello, there is usually between 1%-2% risk of developing Complications after any Ocular Surgery and it's not specific to Vitrectomy. Complications (2% risks) after any Ocular Surgery: 1. Retinal Detachment 2. Cataract 3. Ocular Hypertension (if not treated within 2 weeks it induce Glaucoma) 4. infections (many types) 5. Optic Neuropathy (due to toxicity) Note: Most Ophthalmologists will never do it if the patients are young (40 years old or younger) and otherwise their eyes look healthy (Retinal veins, macula, and no Physiological Cupping of the optic nerve).

[@Halokillzone23]

@@Psychiatry.321 Thanks for the informative reply! I badly need vitrectomy surgery since my floaters are severe and I’m just trying to do much research as possible. Some doctors says the risk of glaucoma is not existent and some say after 5 years I am guaranteed to get glaucoma after vitrectomy surgery.

[@Psychiatry.321]

@@Halokillzone23 The second opinion is highly likely it happen (source: My dad is a Glaucoma Specialist and working in this field since 1984), i advice you to try Laser Floaters treatment first, then if you are not satisfied you can procced with Vitrectomy just take my word and check this Doctor (Name: The Eye Clinic of Florida / Ahad Mahootchi, MD), He usually do Vitrectomy for patients with highly satisfied rates and you can read the reviews on google.

[@Halokillzone23]

@@Psychiatry.321 yeah that’s what I’m scared of. I had conversation with Dr Johnson down in Texas where he said I’m not a good candidate for YAG laser since my floaters are to close to the retina. I just feel I’m out of options at this point.

[@Psychiatry.321]

​@@Halokillzone23 I hope you can find something that work for you other than surgery since you are still young, Infor: Well Glaucoma is a Neurodegeneration disease starts back from the brain to the eye, which killing the RNFL and their ganglion cells axons by inducing Ocular Hypertension in most cases (according to the last research in late 2019), that means it's Ocular-neurology related. Anyway just contact Dr. Mahootchi, I'm almost sure he can do something to improve your Floaters by at least 70% or more without Surgery, because he is an expert in this field and guess what he invented a surgery called (XEN ® Gel Stent for Glaucoma) and widely used worldwide for Glaucoma treatments.

[@kindree5414]

Hello. If I wear daily lenses and one of them falls down as i’m trying to put it in my eye, am i able to use contact solution for rinse it off or can contact solution only be used to rinse off monthly contacts?

[@jiayanglian4363]

Hi Antonio, how do we message and ask you questions?

[@Devra380]

Sir, i have cylindrical power.. when i look straight my vision is perfect but when i see nearer things from the bottom of the glasses and nod my head then they seem to stretch along with the movement of lens... Is it normal?

[@OptPrimeshorts]

same is this normal?

[@pequenorey3197]

My Prescription is : OD (-1.50 20°) OS (-1.00 170°) My Question is : is it normal that there's no sphere in my prescription or it's equal to zero here ?

[@Alan-xe4st]

Yes. No actual eyesight issues, but you have astigmatism, so it must be corrected. I have only astigmatism in one eye, too.

[@vincentmendez9314]

Hello, can i ask why my eyes has sticky thing that sometime cover my vision and when i blink, it disappear and found a sticky thing at the side of my eyes

[@chipmunkwarcry]

This happens to me too sometimes. I’m not a doctor, but I’m pretty sure it’s just the mucus your eye naturally produces :)

[@dianzhang8740]

Hi Antonio, the email address you listed seems to be invalid, Can you please double-check?

[@AntonioTheOptom]

Fixed

[@dianzhang8740]

@@AntonioTheOptom Thanks!

[@deadmanswife3625]

The aperture in a camera lens works much like the eye not the other way around. Don't get it twisted the eye was around long before the aperture in a camera was created understand?

[@jayjwin1178]

my eye is not good. i would suggest you zoom in a bit for your video (exclude you hands gesture).

[@ferretyluv]

My dad is 90 and he’s never had cataracts.

[@heatherperkins4951]

Do you have any information on Dailies Total 1 for astigmatism?

[@jackjones4451]

Hi Antonio, hello, I want to contact you for cooperation , but i can not reach you via the email you left in your profile, can you please check and update it?

[@DianamPhoenix]

The sound "special effects" in your video are annoying as hell.

[@BrianMcInnis87]

Encourageing Stageing Damageing Wageing Cageing Allegeing Pageing Assuageing Raceing Timeing Useing Rateing Loveing Rageing Bull Drop the E. No buts. No excuses. No it's spelled both ways. The E is dropped in gerunds in all cases. No matter how short the word is. Drop it. I abjectly adore you, by the way. Please consider marrying me.

[@vonoxid]

唉呀，怎么难看，用blur for the disgusting eye pictures or a warning timer