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Understanding Your Eyes & Vision

At McCauley Celin Eyecare Associates, our team is dedicated to helping educate others on the world of vision and eye care. Our blog is a collection of informative content on various eye care topics.

Is Your Eye Redness From Allergies or Dry Eye?

Dry Eye, Eye Conditions

You wake up with red, irritated eyes again, and you’re not sure if it’s the changing seasons or something else entirely. The mirror shows the same frustrating sight—bloodshot eyes that make you look tired and feel uncomfortable all day. The key difference lies in your symptoms: allergies typically cause itchy, watery eyes with seasonal patterns, […]

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March 6, 2026
Dr. Caitlin McCauley

Why Do My Eyes Water in the Cold?

Eye Care

You step outside on a crisp winter morning, and within minutes, tears start streaming down your cheeks. Your eyes water so much that you can barely see where you’re going. Cold weather makes your eyes water because frigid air and wind disrupt your natural tear film, prompting your body to produce excess tears as a […]

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March 6, 2026
Dr. Caitlin McCauley

Nearsightedness vs Farsightedness: What’s the Difference?

Eye Care, Eye Exams

When you squint at road signs or hold your phone closer to read text, you might wonder what’s happening with your vision. These everyday struggles often point to common refractive errors that affect how your eyes focus light. Understanding these conditions is important for families seeking comprehensive eye care, especially when symptoms first appear.  The […]

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January 15, 2026
Dr. Caitlin McCauley

You wake up with red, irritated eyes again, and you’re not sure if it’s the changing seasons or something else entirely. The mirror shows the same frustrating sight—bloodshot eyes that make you look tired and feel uncomfortable all day. The key difference lies in your symptoms: allergies typically cause itchy, watery eyes with seasonal patterns, […]

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You step outside on a crisp winter morning, and within minutes, tears start streaming down your cheeks. Your eyes water so much that you can barely see where you’re going. Cold weather makes your eyes water because frigid air and wind disrupt your natural tear film, prompting your body to produce excess tears as a […]

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When you squint at road signs or hold your phone closer to read text, you might wonder what’s happening with your vision. These everyday struggles often point to common refractive errors that affect how your eyes focus light. Understanding these conditions is important for families seeking comprehensive eye care, especially when symptoms first appear.  The […]

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How Often Should You Use Eye Drops for Dry Eyes?

A patient wearing all gray is applying eye drops.

It turns out that overusing eye drops can create a dependency. As a general rule:
Over-the-counter artificial tears can be used around 2 to 4 times a day.
Preservative-free artificial tears can be used as needed, upwards of 6 to 8 times a day.
Prescription eye drops should be used as advised by your optometrist, which is generally once or twice a day.
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Can Wearing the Wrong Prescription Glasses Damage Your Eyes?

A smiling child wears three pairs of eyeglasses on their head while holding a fourth pair at the optometrist.

It’s typical for vision changes to happen as you age. However, many people don’t realize that this means their prescription also needs to be updated. Wearing the wrong prescription glasses won’t permanently damage your eyes, but it can cause discomfort and vision issues such blurred vision, eyestrain, dizziness, and headaches. Many people try to make […]

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Can You Use Expired Eye Drops?

Woman tilting her head back while applying eye drops to her eye.

Eye drops are commonly used to treat a variety of eye issues, including dry eyes, allergies, and glaucoma. Eye drops provide relief and improve eye health by delivering moisture, reducing inflammation, or lowering intraocular pressure, depending on the specific condition being treated.  However, like all medications, eye drops have expiration dates, and using expired products […]

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What Is the Best Shape of Glasses for an Oval Face?

A woman with an oval face smiling in an optometry clinic while trying on a new pair of eyeglass frames.

A professional touch is key when updating your eyewear with new glasses. Your glasses don’t just let you see well—they should also help you look good!   If you have an oval face shape, you should look for a pair that adds lines to define your features. Rectangular frames, aviator shapes, and cat-eye glasses can add […]

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What Causes Astigmatism to Worsen?

Young boy rubs at his eyes due to astigmatism fatigue.

Astigmatism is a common eye condition that affects many people worldwide. It occurs when the cornea or lens of the eye has an irregular shape, leading to blurred or distorted vision.  While astigmatism is a manageable condition, it can worsen over time for various reasons, including eye strain and fatigue, age, injuries to the eyes, […]

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Wexford

We’re located on Brooktree Road in the Brooktree Center Office Park. If you have trouble finding us, please give us a call.

  • 1000 Brooktree Rd. Suite 300
  • Wexford, PA 15090

Closed for lunch 12:40 pm to 1:40 pm

Perrysville

Find us just off Perry Highway next to Allegheny North Veterinary Hospital. Please give us a call if you have any trouble locating our office.

  • 956 Perry Hwy.
  • Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Closed for lunch 12:40 pm to 1:40 pm

Gibsonia

Our practice is located just off William Flinn Highway. Give us a call if you have any problems finding us.

  • 5450 William Flinn Hwy.
  • Gibsonia, PA 15044

Closed for lunch 12:40 pm to 1:40 pm

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We carry a variety of fashion-forward brands, so you’re sure to find a pair of glasses that suit your style and vision needs. Once we determine your prescription, our friendly and knowledgeable opticians will help you find the perfect frames and fit for you.

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