Information About Vision Services

Eye exams in Palm Beach County are performed to review vision acuity as well as determine if you have a serious eye health condition, like glaucoma.

Contact lenses improve your vision and address nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism with the right prescription.

Eyeglasses enhance your sight and address issues like farsightedness, nearsightedness, and astigmatism while allowing you to show off your style.

Refractive surgery is a collection of treatments that alters your cornea's shape, enhances sight, and reduces the dependence on glasses or contacts.

As specialists in diabetic eye care, we provide eye exams and personalized eye treatments for conditions related to type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

Dry eye syndrome occurs in Palm Beach County patients due to the underproduction of lubrication within tears, leading to dry, itchy eyes.

Eye allergies can cause a variety of uncomfortable symptoms, such as redness or itchiness, and may require eye drops or daily wear contact lenses.

Conjunctivitis or pink eye happens because of allergies, bacteria, or viruses and causes itchiness, redness, or discharge, which requires treatment.

A chalazion, also called a stye, is an infected bump on your upper or lower lid that causes discomfort and may require antibiotics to get rid of it.

Often confused for dry eye syndrome, blepharitis or lid disease can create uncomfortable symptoms, like inflammation, itching, redness, and drainage.

During a foreign body removal, we flush or take out any object, such as wood, metal, glass, sand, or makeup, before it scratches or damages the eye.

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that increases eye pressure, damages the optic nerve, and causes partial or total blindness if not treated.

MIGS, performed in Palm Beach County, uses precise techniques and methods to carefully treat and manage the early stages and types of glaucoma.

Using YAG laser, this minimally invasive capsulotomy procedure reduces the protein buildup that occurs behind your new lenses after cataract surgery.

Selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) uses laser-assisted technology to lower eye pressure by reducing fluid buildup in the trabecular meshwork.

Cataract surgery is performed to remove cataracts from the eye of Palm Beach County patients and replace them with premium artificial or IOL lenses.

Laser cataract surgery uses innovative laser-assisted technology to obtain a detailed map of your eye, treat cataracts, and improve your eyesight.

Reduce your need for glasses or contacts with artificial lenses known as premium intraocular lenses (IOLs), which we implant after cataract surgery.

Vitrectomy is a surgical treatment that partially or totally removes and replaces the vitreous fluid so our eye doctors can treat retinal conditions.

A retinal pucker happens when scar tissue forms on the macula, which impacts our ability to see clearly with central vision and may require surgery.

Macular degeneration is a progressive eye condition in Palm Beach County patients that can lead to eye damage and vision loss if not treated.

Diabetic retinopathy occurs because of high blood sugar levels and can cause retina damage and vision loss problems if not properly treated.

Pterygium is a harmless, triangular-shaped lesion, which is caused when a Palm Beach County patient gets wind, dirt, or excess UV rays in the eye.

If you have a corneal foreign body concern or corneal disease, we provide lamellar keratectomy and corneal foreign body removal to treat the eye.