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Looking for an Optometrist in Downtown Edmonton?
We take the time to get to know your eye care history and health. Our holistic approach to eye care ensures that you get the best possible care, advice and options for your vision needs. With years of outstanding service in the Edmonton community, our optometrist, Dr. Barry C. Nolt has a reputation for excellence. From our eye clinic in Edmonton we provide optometry and eye exam services to downtown Edmonton, Redwater, and Hinton.
Top-Notch Eye Doctor in Edmonton
Better vision has a direct impact on your quality of life. Only you can ensure that your eyes are in good health by taking time for regular vision check-ups with an eye doctor. Our state of the art equipment and comprehensive eye exams in Edmonton are among the best you will find, designed to go far beyond simple prescription writing (although we do write and fill eyeglass prescriptions!). Early detection and treatment of eye disease are critical for long term vision health.
Shooting Glasses are HERE!
Dr. Barry C. Nolt has come to be affectionately known in the shooting community as “the shooters’ optometrist,” because he specializes in glasses made with the shooting community in mind. Come in to our office today to ask him about specialty shooting glasses.
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Q&A with Dr. Barry Nolt
Dr. Barry Nolt Answers Your Eye Care Questions
What is Latisse?
Q. What is Latisse and how is it different than other eyelash products?
A. Laitisse (Bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) 0.03% is indicated to treat hypotrichosis of the eyelashes by increasing their growth cycle. This includes length, thickness and darkness.
Q. How does it work?
A. Mechanism of action is not known. Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analog. Growth of eyelashes is a result of an increase in the growth phase of the life cycle of eyelashes.
Q. How do eyelashes grow?
A. Eyelashes grow from a hair follicle and have a life cycle of 5-12 months.
Q. Do my eyelashes grow as I age?
A. Eyelashes continue to grow as we age; however the growth cycle is shorter and the lashes thin out.
Q. What is the examination to determine whether some one qualifies for Latisse?
A. To qualify for treatment with Latisse we must do a full examination to rule out any eyelid disease and intraocular pressures must be measured before treatment.
Q. What should I expect? When will I see results?
A. Normally it takes 8-16 weeks. However, patients will notice thicker and darker eyelashes within four weeks in many cases.
Q. How can I learn more?
A. Send a question to our office through our home page.
NOTE:
a. Not to be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women.
b. Iris pigmentation has occurred when bimatoprost soulution was administered. Patient should be advised about the potential increased brown pigmentation which is most likely permanent.
c. Lid pigmentation –Bimataprost has been reported to cause darkening of the skin around the eyelashes. In most cases, this is usually reversible on discontinuation of bimatoprost.
Please call our office for more information. 780-423-2177
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Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
- Phone: 780 423-2177 or toll free at 1-800-661-6794
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Edmonton, AB T5J 3N4
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