Dr. Darab Hormozi M.D.
Ophthalmologist
8415 Bellona Ln Suite 212 Towson MD, 21204About
Dr. Hormozi graduated cum laude in 1983 from The University of Brussels Medical School, in Brussels, Belgium, one of the top Medical Schools in Europe. He completed his Ophthalmology residency at Maryland ...
Education and Training
Univ Libre De Bruxelles- Fac De Med Et De Pharm- Bruxelles- 1983
Free University Of Brussels Faculty Of Med and Pharmacy 1983
University Of Brussels, Faculty Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Board Certification
OphthalmologyAmerican Board of OphthalmologyABO
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Dr. Darab Hormozi M.D.'s Expert Contributions
How often should you use eye drops for dry eyes?
If you buy preservative-free drops, you can use as often as you need. The ones with preservatives (as indicated on the box or bottles) should not be used more than 4 times daily! Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
Is eye twitching a sign of MS?
Thank you for your question. Eyelid twitching in the large majority of cases is purely result of stress and has no other effect on the body. MS is rare and even more rare in male. I strongly suggest that you try relaxation and calming your nerves down and avoid stressful situations as much as possible. You will notice that the twitching will decrease or disappear completely. If that persist for your peace of mind you can see your internist for further evaluation. Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
How to help boyfriend who had battery acid in eye?
Take him to the eye doctor. He needs lubricating ointment and antibiotics to prevent infection and scarring. READ MORE
Does fish oil help your eyes?
Fish oil is reach in omega-3. Omega-3 has multitudes of benefit including improving secretions if eyelid glands and helping dry eyes conditions. It also can improve and prevent sty formation! Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
Why does my eyelid twitch?
Eyelid twitching in younger people is in general due to stress. It’s not serious and will resolve when the stress is gone. Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
Swollen eyelid. What do I do?
Usually, swollen eyelids at your age is due to a seasonal allergy. Make sure to wash your face and eyelids when you come in from outside. If it persists, you might need allergy drops. READ MORE
Will I need a retina surgery consultation?
You need a general eye examination to find out why your site is not as good as expected. You might need reading glasses or some diabetic changes, lens opacification, etc. A thorough eye exam should help to find out the underlying cause. Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
Can moles form in the eye?
Most likely you have a chalazion and its visible inside of your eyelid. You can have granuloma formation inside your eyelid due to foreign body, trauma or chalazion. These are all benign and can be easily removed by an oculoplastic surgeon. READ MORE
Can optometrists treat glaucoma, or should I go to an ophthalmologist?
All depends on the state laws. In some states, they can diagnose and treat and in some state they can not prescribe medications. Overall, if you have glaucoma, you are better off with an ophthalmologist specialized in glaucoma. They have the latest tools to treat and prevent damages. Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
What could be causing a stinging pain in my eye?
The most common cause of stinging eye is dry ice. You can use artificial tears that you can buy over the counter and see if that resolves your stinging Eye. specially use the drops at night before going to bed and first thing in the morning when you wake up READ MORE
My eyes feel very itchy in the morning. What could be the reason?
Itching is usually sign of allergy. If you have any animals cats or dogs at that sleep on your pillow when you’re not there they can produce this type of allergy also an old pillow with dust mite can create the same type of itching. There are other causes but these are the most common. READ MORE
My sister's baby has been diagnosed with infant cataract. Is this curable?
Yes cataract surgery can be performed on infant and done successfully by ophthalmologist specialized in children’s cataract surgery READ MORE
Why do I have constant twitching in my left eye?
If the twitching it’s a very small vibration of the eyelid, it is not serious and often related to stress. It would resolve by itself when the stress goes away READ MORE
After cataract surgery
This is not normal and you should see your eye doctor as soon as possible READ MORE
My mother often complains of itchiness and stickiness in eyes. What is the remedy for this?
She most likely has a dry eye problem which is extremely prevalent in older people. You can get her some artificial tears over the counter and use that periodically to moist the eye and reduce the symptoms of stickiness READ MORE
I have a stye on the inner side of my eyelid. Is it a problem?
You can see an eye doctor who can drain the stye. Other lesions can appear in side of the island that need to be evaluated by an eye doctor READ MORE
I have a lot of floaters in my eyes. Will it make me blind?
If you had floaters in your eye for a long time, they will not create blindness. These are pigment that float in the gel inside after I called vitreous, they have no effect except being bothersome. READ MORE
Why are my mother's eyes watering 1 year after cataract surgery?
In a large majority of cases, the tearing in an older patient is due to dry eyes (ironically) and often post-operative tearing is due to loose lower eyelids that in turn create dry eyes and compensatory tearing. You need to take her to an Oculoplastic surgeon who can evaluate the cause of her tearing and suggest a solution. Darab Hormozi, MD READ MORE
Are all babies born with blue eyes?
Not all babies are born with blue eyes. Babies can be born wit blue, green, brown, etc., eyes. You and your husband can have each a blue eye gene (which is recessive!) and statistically, your child can inherit blue gene from each of you and no dominant born gene, therefore the eyes are blue. There is also a good chance that the blue changes to a darker color later on as some genes can express themselves later with increase pigmentation. Genes and statistics are fascinating!! Darab Hormozi, MD. READ MORE
How can I protect my eyes while working in front of the computer for close to 8 hours a day?
Most discomfort arising from use of computers is due to dry eyes. Use artificial tears occasionally throughout the day to increase moisture and comfort of your eyes. Darab Hormozi READ MORE
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