Philadelphia Eye Associates

We offer a wide selection of contact lenses, including daily disposable, multifocal, rigid gas permeable, and custom scleral lenses for keratoconus.

Treatments related to corneal conditions and diseases.

We offer treatments to maximize your vision and protect your eyes from diabetic damage.

We offer medications, lid treatments, punctal plugs, Thermal 1-Touch, and other solutions to keep you comfortable.

Routine eye care is important for everyone of all ages and is crucial for future eye health.

We monitor for early changes and offer the latest medical and surgical treatments to preserve your vision.

We offer corneal crosslinking to prevent vision loss and custom contact lenses to maximize your vision.

Regular eye exams are important to determine the need for glasses or contacts and to monitor the health of your eyes.

Comprehensive eye examinations to assess vision and eye health.

Cataract surgery is almost always optional — if you are not bothered by your cataracts, then you typically do not need surgery. If your cataracts are ...

Laser Vision Correction can be life-changing. At Philadelphia Eye Associates, our refractive surgery specialists offer a variety of laser vision corre...

The treatment for progressive keratoconus is called Corneal Collagen Crosslinking. Corneal Collagen Crosslinking is a highly effective treatment for s...

We offer laser treatments, pterygium removal, corneal transplants, and other specialized corneal surgery.

A procedure to implant a collamer lens in the eye for vision correction, especially for patients with high refractive error.

Cataract surgery performed without intravenous sedation, enhancing safety and comfort.

Laser vision correction or EVO Visian ICL can give you the freedom to exercise and enjoy your daily activities without your lenses. Over 99% of indivi...

Outpatient laser procedures to reshape the cornea for clearer vision.

Refractive surgery to correct vision problems and reduce reliance on glasses.

Laser eye surgeries to correct vision problems, LASIK is a laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis, while PRK is photorefractive keratectomy.

A range of surgical techniques designed to reduce intraocular pressure with minimal damage to the eye.

Surgical removal of a pterygium from the eye.

A lens replacement procedure best suited for patients over 40.

A surgical procedure to correct refractive errors of the eye, such as myopia or hyperopia.

Removal of light-grayish or bluish-white nodules on the cornea.

Scleral lenses cover, protect, and bathe the cornea in a therapeutic hydrating environment.

Dry eye can cause various unwanted symptoms such as irritation, redness, burning, and sensitivity to light.

Treatments for chronic dry eye conditions and eyelid inflammations.

Heating the solidified meibomian gland contents will make them liquid again and allow you to massage them out of the eyelid with a lid scrub.

Specialized care for patients with keratoconus.

Punctal plugs block the tear drainage system, like a bathtub stopper blocks a drain. This keeps the tears in the eyes for longer, resulting in better ...

Management and treatment services for glaucoma patients.

Services to manage and treat macular degeneration.

Restasis, Cequa, and Xiidra are prescription drops that decrease inflammation and increase tear production.

Offers various styles to fit different budgets and provides personalized service.

The optical shops offer a wide range of lenses, frames, and coatings and accept most insurances.

Laser treatment to improve vision clarity by removing outer cornea layers.

Manual removal of irregularities on the cornea.

Fish oil supplements can reduce meibomian gland inflammation and increase oil production, leading to healthier and more effective tears.

Artificial tears, gels, and ointment provide supplemental lubrication for patients that have insufficient tear production or rapid tear evaporation.

Office procedures like Thermal 1-Touch provide targeted heat and pressure to break the inflammatory cycle.

Surgical procedure to replace a damaged cornea.