It is common for there to be some change in depth perception after cataract surgery—especially in the time after the first eye is operated on and before the second one is done. This Ask an Ophthalmologist video answer looks at the details.

There are two common myths about babies' eyes: that they are born with their eyes already fully grown, and that all babies are born with blue eyes that change color over time. Neither of these is true – but in this Ask an Ophthalmologist video answer, G. Atma Vemulakonda, MD, discusses where these misconceptions come from.

Creed Pettit has been slowly going blind since the day he was born. Creed has a rare genetic condition called Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA), and it makes it impossible for him to see except in bright light. But his parents had hope.

There are a few things that everyone with glaucoma should be careful about. In this Ask an Ophthalmologist video answer, Andrew Iwach, MD, discusses the lifestyle choices should go along with a glaucoma diagnosis.