Dr. Barbra R. Johnson

Gritty. Watery. Tired eyes. Sound familiar?

Many people think it’s allergies or just “getting older”—but it’s often a treatable condition. Let me treat the cause—not just the symptoms.

📞 Ask about a dry eye evaluation - message me or call 301-272-9930.

Eye strain? Get relief 😌and make sure your eyes are getting the care they deserve. CHEVY CHASE EYE DESIGN is a premier VSP Vision Care member!

Your eyes need protection from UV rays🔆. Vision safety starts with UV-blocking sunglasses. 😎

Biggest complaint this time of year? Dry Eyes.
Find relief through dry 👁 care. https://www.chevychaseeye.com/items/dry-eye-care

May is Healthy Vision Month

Getting an eye exam, eating a balanced diet, and protecting your eyes are three big ways to keep your eyes healthy! May is Healthy Vision Month! Make your eyes a priority and schedule your annual comprehensive eye exam today!

High levels of pollen, mold, dust, and other irritants can make for miserable eyes! These airborne allergens may be the primary culprit of watery, itchy eyes, but relief may be closer than you think. Don’t let allergy season get you down. Talk to Dr. Johnson about more ways to combat allergy symptoms this spring!

Would love to have you join us for this wonderful event

More than 2,000 people injure their eyes at work every day but with the right eye protection, most of these injuries could have been prevented or the severity lessened. Whether you work in a manufacturing plant, an office or as a mom taking care of little ones, it’s important to protect your eyes. Please call our office to schedule an eye exam and Dr. Johnson can advise you on proper protection.

It’s Healthy Heart Month! Did you know that an eye exam can detect early signs of heart disease? Give us a call today to schedule your next eye exam. Your heart and your eyes depend on it.

Glaucoma is a leading cause of vision loss and blindness in the United States. But as many as half of people with glaucoma don't know they have it. Glaucoma has no early symptoms. The only way to check for it is to get a comprehensive dilated eye exam.