How does aging affect your eyes?

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Aging causes changes in every part of your body, including your eyes. As you age, the lens inside your eye begins to harden, which leads to presbyopia (age-related farsightedness). This makes it more difficult for your eyes to focus on near objects and tasks like reading.

Can I do anything about my chances of vision loss?

It is estimated that half of all visual impairment and blindness can be prevented through early diagnosis and treatment. So make sure you get regular eye exams to ensure that all is in check.

As we age our eyes start to change. Find out from our Downtown Toronto, Ontario eye doctor how to maintain optimal eye health over age 50 and beyond!

Bay College Optometric Centre