Louisiana Center For Eyes
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At Louisiana Center For Eyes, we are dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain your best vision!
04/20/2026
As we age, it’s common to notice tiny specks or strands drifting across your field of vision—these are known as floaters. They happen when the vitreous (the gel-like substance inside your eye) begins to thicken or shrink, sometimes forming small clumps. If that gel pulls away from the back of the eye, it’s called a posterior vitreous detachment.
While floaters and occasional flashes can be a normal part of the aging process and often fade as you get used to them, they can sometimes be a sign that your eyes need a closer look.
The best way to ensure your vision remains stable is through a comprehensive exam. We’ll help you understand exactly what’s happening inside your eyes and ensure everything is functioning just as it should.
Noticing a sudden increase in flashes or floaters? Let’s check in on your eye health. Call Louisiana Center for Eyes at (225) 356-2655 to schedule your exam with Dr. Okogbaa.
04/13/2026
Once we reach our 40s, it’s very common to find it difficult to adjust focus between a book, a computer screen, and a whiteboard across the room. This shift is a natural part of aging, and it’s exactly why progressive lenses are becoming the go-to choice for clear, seamless vision.
The prescription changes little by little across the lens surface, offering a gentle transition that feels more natural. This is especially helpful if you currently juggle different pairs of glasses for distance and reading. By combining your needs into one elegant lens, you can enjoy a life without the constant "spectacle swap."
Ready to simplify your vision and see clearly at every distance? Our team is here to help you find the perfect fit for your lifestyle.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Okogbaa today at (225) 356-2655 to see if progressive lenses are the right choice for you!
The optic nerve is made of millions of tiny fibers that transmit every image you see, but glaucoma targets these fibers by slowly increasing eye pressure. While we currently cannot reverse damage once it occurs, early detection offers a much more favorable landscape for management. Catching it early opens the door to less invasive treatments like prescription eye drops to reduce pressure and allows patients to more easily control progression by incorporating healthy lifestyle changes to complement their treatment plans. By prioritizing comprehensive exams, we can protect your remaining vision.
Schedule your glaucoma consultation with Dr. Okogbaa today at (225) 356-2655 to monitor and protect your eye health or subscribe to our YouTube channel for trusted eye health education: https://www.youtube.com/
While cataracts most commonly affect older adults as a natural part of the aging process, several lifestyle and health factors can accelerate their development. High-risk factors include prolonged exposure to UV sunlight, smoking, obesity, and underlying health conditions like diabetes. Additionally, a family history of cataracts, previous eye injuries or surgeries, and the long-term use of corticosteroid medications can all play a significant role.
If you receive a diagnosis, remember that it is not an emergency, but rather a starting point for a conversation with your ophthalmologist.
Schedule a cataract consultation with Dr. Okogbaa today and protect your vision to enjoy doing the things you love. Call our team at (225) 356-2655 to book your appointment.
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7855 Howell Boulevard, Ste 130-A
Baton Rouge, LA
70807
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 2pm |
