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Guides and in-depth articles on eye health: advice from an optician, the correct use of glasses, eye protection and good daily habits. An archive curated by Isolani to help you find your way around with clarity.

Progressive lenses: a comprehensive guide and fitting method

From prescription to everyday life: designing, centring and testing lenses before making the final choice

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How to choose prescription lenses: a comprehensive and professional guide

A clear, comprehensive guide to choosing prescription lenses: materials, geometries, coatings, customisation and the relationship with the frame. A route shaped by the Isolani Experience method, where listening, expertise and attention to individual needs guide every decision.

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Evolving Vision 2025: the official report on the third edition focusing on children’s vision

The official report on the third edition of ‘Visione in Evoluzione’: short-sightedness, long-sightedness, low vision, leading speakers and collaboration between ophthalmologists and the island’s optical centres. The official video is now available.

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Focus Presbyopia 2024: official report and video from the second edition

The official report on the second edition of Focus Presbyopia: myopia, presbyopia, low vision and collaboration between ophthalmologists, the Isolani Optical Institute and Hoya. The official video is now available.

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Simulation Room

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Focus on Myopia 2023: the official report on the first edition dedicated to controlling the progression of myopia

The official report on the first edition of Focus Miopia: myopia progression, specialised optical solutions and collaboration between ophthalmologists, Isolani, Hoya and CooperVision. The official video is now available.

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Back to School: Eyewear, School and Children’s Eyesight

Back to school: stable frames, behavioural centring and a free fit check at Isolani Opticians.

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Photochromic Lenses

Our eyes need light to see properly. However, it is essential that only the right quality and quantity of light reaches them.

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Short-sightedness: not being able to see clearly from a distance

An eye is said to be short-sighted if images of objects at infinity do not form on the retina, as they should, but in front of it; it follows that the vision of such objects appears faded and blurred.

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Presbyopia: difficulty seeing things up close

Presbyopia is a physiological change in the lens of the eye, which leads to difficulty with near vision. This condition usually develops between the ages of 45 and 50, that is, when we are at the peak of our working lives. The fact that presbyopia is a condition that affects everyone should not lead us to underestimate or neglect it, but rather, it should be an opportunity to take better care of our eyes.

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