Eye diseases are numerous and can affect anyone. Some are contagious such as conjunctivitis, some are very common such as dry eyes, myopia or hyperopia and others tend to appear with age such as macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma or presbyopia.

Muscles, nerves and blood vessels of the eyes Several muscles work together to move the eye, allowing the person to see in different directions without moving their head. Each eye muscle is stimulated by a nerve. Structure and function of the eyes

The structures and functions of the visual apparatus are complex. Constantly, each eye adjusts the amount of light it lets through, focuses on nearby objects ...

Protective structures The eye socket, eyelashes, eyelids, conjunctiva and lacrimal glands help protect the eyes

Nature helps us to support the eyes for optimal vision and to delay as long as possible any diseases likely to deprive us of them.