When Every Second Counts for Your Eyes

An eye injury can happen in a split second: a chemical splash, a stray piece of debris, a hard knock during a fall or an accident. And what it leaves behind varies just as much: a minor scratch, a nasty bruise, a burn, sometimes even a puncture. Some of these heal fine with a bit of rest. Others can put your vision at real risk if you wait too long to get them treated. At Lall 20/20 Eye Care, our emergency team is available round the clock, ready to step in and start treatment the moment you walk through the door. 

Treating an eye injury isn’t a guessing game; it comes down to exactly what happened and how serious it is. A scratch and a rupture don’t get the same response, not even close. Here are two options available: 

Trauma Treatment Options

Years of trauma experience, backed by round-the-clock readiness, is what keeps emergency eye care here fast and dependable.  

FAQs

Q1. What should I do right after an eye injury?

Don’t rub or press on it. Get medical help as soon as you can, even if it looks minor at first.  

Usually not, but the swelling can get in the way of sight for a bit. Worth getting checked if the pain or blurring sticks around.  

Not always. A lot of injuries respond well to medication. Surgery comes in when the damage is more serious, like a detached retina.  

Depends on what kind of injury it was and how severe. Some heal in days; others need ongoing care and rehab.