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The 8 best heated eye masks for dry eye relief, according to expertsSophie Shaw | August 11th, 2023Read More on CNN
While some of these are situational, dry eye can also be a chronic condition. “While some individuals may experience dry eyes sporadically, others may suffer from chronic dryness that significantly impacts their quality of life,” shares Connecticut-based optometrist Dr. Inna Lazar.
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The Best Glasses For Round Faces, According To Eyewear ExpertsJenni Gritters | July 20th, 2023Read More on Forbes
Of all the possible face shapes, the round is one of the most common, marked by soft curves and full cheeks. “A round face shape is distinguished by its almost equal width and length,” says Dr. Inna Lazar, O.D., a doctor of optometry with Greenwich Eye Care.
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The 11 best eye drops for dry eyes in 2023, per an optometrist.Taryn Brooke | June 20th, 2023Read More on New York Post
“Eye drops are used by individuals experiencing eye-related discomfort, those with specific eye conditions like glaucoma or conjunctivitis, allergy sufferers, contact lens wearers and people who work in environments that may cause dry eyes, such as prolonged computer usage or exposure to air conditioning,” Inna Lazar, OD, Connecticut-based optometrist who specializes in ocular surface diseases, dry eye management and the provision of custom-tailored specialty contact lenses, told the New York Post.
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10 Best Hypoallergenic Mascaras for Sensitive Eyes, According to DoctorsMay 11thRead More on Women's Health
In that case, Inna Lazar, OD, an optometrist in Connecticut, advises that you make sure to check your ingredient labels closely. 'Look out for chemicals that can disrupt hormones, act as formaldehyde donors, or have neurotoxic effects,' she says.
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The 13 Best Eyelash Growth Serums, According to DermatologistsLanga Chinyoka | April 12thRead More on Women's Health
Are eyelash growth serums safe?
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How to tell if a contact is still in your eye — and find it when it's lostKelly Burch | July 3rd, 2023Read More on Insider
If you're one of the 45 million Americans who wear contact lenses, you might have experienced the anxiety that happens when you can't tell whether a contact is still in your eye.
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Are Eye Whitening Drops Safe to Use? The “Eyeball Doc” Weighs InLanga Chinyoka | April 12thRead More on Camille Styles
Don’t tell my esthetician, but I’ll try pretty much anything for my skin. I’m easily intrigued by the products my favorite content creators and trusted beauty editors swear by. So I’ll slather new, shiny serums and exfoliants all over my skin, just because of a viral trend.
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I Quit Using Lash Growth Serum — & I’m Not AloneLanga Chinyoka | April 12thRead More on Refinery29
With the cosmetic use of prostaglandin, which is found at a lower concentration in an eyelash serum as compared to glaucoma eye drops, noticeable lash growth is definitely a byproduct, but it’s not always glamorous.
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Dr. Inna Lazar Celebrates the Official Grand Opening of Pro Eye Care in DarienMay 11thRead More on Hamlet Hub
Dr. Inna Lazar is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated grand opening of her innovative Pro Eye Care at 36 Old Kings Hwy S, #110 on Tuesday, May 16th from 5:30-7:30 pm. The festivities will include exclusive offers, exciting giveaways, a trunk show featuring the latest in luxury eyewear, light hors d'oeuvres, and cocktails.
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I Tested the Lash Serum Dermatologists and Ophthalmologists Love for 2 Months, and It Gave Me XL Lashes Without Any Negative Side EffectsTaryn Brooke | June 20th, 2023Read More on Well + Good
Inna Lazar, optometrist and founder of Pro Eye Care in Greenwich and Darien, CT, explains that though prostaglandins-based serums can stimulate the hair growth phase of lashes, promoting fuller and longer lashes, the reward may not be worth the risk. “Side effects of lash serums include allergic reactions, eye irritation, and pigment changes,' she says. 'Key ingredients causing these effects can be bimatoprost and isopropyl cloprostenate, which are prostaglandin analogs.
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Eye Doctors Weigh In On The Murky World Of Lash SerumsHannah Baxter | August 17th, 2023Read More on Bustle
Are Lash Serums Safe?
As optometrist Inna Lazar, O.D., says, prescription lash serums rely on common active ingredients such as prostaglandins, like bimatoprost and isopropyl cloprostenate.