Myopia Center - Troy, NY
Troy Ophthalmologist Doctors for MyopiaType of Physician: Ophthalmologist What is a Ophthalmologist? A certification by the Board of Ophthalmology. Practitioners provide comprehensive eye and vision care. They are trained to diagnose, monitor, and medically or surgically treat all eyelid and orbital problems affecting the eye and visual pathways and to diagnose, monitor and treat all eye and visual disorders. They often prescribe vision services (glasses and contact lenses) as well as serve as a consultant to doctors and other professionals. Specialty: Ophthalmology Common Name: Eye Doctor Ophthalmologist Doctors in Troy * Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Capital Eye Care  Charles H Rheeman MD PLLC  Northeast Eye Center  Charles H Rheeman MD PLLC  Capital Eye Care  Northeast Eye Center  Barbara W Wolner MD  Eye Health Center Troy  Eye Physicians & Surgeons  Eye Physicians & Surgeons  Capital Retina Associate  Albany Regional Eye Surgery Ctr  Kansas Eye Surgery Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Albany Eye Associates  Center For Sight  Center For Sight  Brass Eye Center  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Consultants Cptl Rgn  Glaucoma Services PC  Retina-Vitreous Specialists PC  Lawrence Perelmutter MD  Edward J Martin MD  Albany Eye Physicians Surgeons  Albany Eye Physicians Surgeons  Duffy & Whalen MDs  Duffy & Whalen MDs  Capital Region Retina PLLC  Capital Region Retina PLLC  Capital Region Retina PLLC  Duffy & Whalen MDs  Gabriels Eye MDs  Gabriels Eye MDs  Mabel M P Cheng MD  Jeff E Murad MD  Jeff E Murad MD  Jeff E Murad MD  Retinal Care Consultants  Retinal Care Consultants  Childrens Medical Eye Consultan  Retina Consultants  Retina Consultants  Cornea Consultants  Retina Consultants  Glaucoma Practice of New York  Retina Consultants  Glaucoma Cnsltnts Of Cptl Rgn  Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery  Glaucoma Cnsltnts Of Cptl Rgn  Glaucoma Cnsltnts Of Cptl Rgn  Cornea Consultants  Glaucoma Cnsltnts Of Cptl Rgn  Childrens Medical Eye Consultan  Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery  Childrens Medical Eye Consultan  Edward P Franks MD  Kennedy Ophthalmology Assocs  Kennedy Ophthalmology Assocs  Kennedy Ophthalmology Assocs  Cataract Care Center  Cataract Care Center  Schenectady Eye Associates  Schenectady Eye Associates  Fraterrigo Eye Physicians  Fraterrigo Eye Physicians  Fraterrigo Eye Physicians  Susan A Kessler MD  Nicholas W Verola MD  Nicholas W Verola MD  Eye Care Specialists LLP  Eye Care Specialists LLP  Paul Pinto & Blackstone MDs  Paul Pinto & Blackstone MDs  Edwin A Davison Jr MD  Zieker Eye  Stephen Berch MD  Paul Austin MD  Kwiat Eye & Laser Surgery  Westfall & Westfall MDs  Westfall & Westfall MDs  Eye Care Medicine & Surgery  Glen Falls Eye Associates PC  Glen Falls Eye Associates PC  Glen Falls Eye Associates PC  Cataract Care Center  Adirondack Eye Care  Adirondack Eye Care  Cobleskill Reg Hosp Ambltry Cre Troy, New YorkUpcoming Local Events2013-06-08
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MyopiaIntroduction to myopiaMyopia (or nearsightedness) affects 20% to 30% of the population, but this eye disorder is easily corrected with eyeglasses, contact lenses or surgery. People who have myopia or nearsigh... Other Related Myopia ArticlesEmergency Contact for Troy
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