So what are some signs that our close-up vision might be changing?

Yeah, so often it's the little things that people start to notice.

As our eyes start to age, it's coming for a close-up vision to become more blurry over time.

And this condition is called presbyopia.

You might start to notice things like holding your phone a little bit further away from you, making your phone a little bit larger to see, or just using more light in general.

I once had a patient around four who came in and she noted that she would start to make her text a little bit larger each and every time, not realizing that it was her vision that was actually changing.

So this sounds familiar, I would suggest getting your eyes examined by your eye doctor and discuss your options.

So what's the main thing that people should keep in mind about blurry vision?

Were you intentional with that or did it organically just happen?

I've always liked skincare and beauty.

I've always dealt with dry eyes myself.

And it started because I worked at Mount Sinai in the eye and ear department as my first job in the hospital.

And I was in the eye care department and I was dealing with heavy dry disease.

And I was just like surprised that the only way to treat these patients was when it was like end stage too late.

They're about to lose their vision and you put them on medication and they come back months later.

I can see it.