Trusted Eye Doctors Serving Newtown and Bucks County

An eye exam is more than just getting a new prescription. Regular checkups help us catch issues like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration early, often before you notice any symptoms. Our Newtown team offers routine vision exams, medical exams for new or ongoing concerns, and friendly, relaxed exams for kids, so your whole family can see doctors they trust.

Since contact lenses sit right on your eye, getting the right fit is important for comfort, clear vision, and eye health. During your fitting, our doctors take careful measurements, talk with you about your daily routine, and help you find lenses that suit you. If you’re new to contacts, we’ll show you how to handle and care for them safely, and we’ll check in to make sure everything feels right.

Your glasses should fit your vision, your face, and your lifestyle. Our Newtown optical team helps you find frames you love and lenses that match your daily needs, whether you spend long hours at a computer, drive often, or enjoy time outdoors. With our on-site shop, you can pick out your new eyewear right after your exam.

If you’re tired of glasses or contacts, a vision correction consultation can help you look at your options. Our doctors measure your eyes, check your prescription and eye health, and talk with you about your goals. LASIK uses a laser to reshape the cornea and correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. EVO ICL places a small lens inside the eye to correct vision without removing corneal tissue, which can be a good choice for people with higher prescriptions, thin corneas, or dry eye. By the end of your visit, you’ll know which option is best for you.

Eye emergencies can happen at any time. If you have an eye injury, sudden vision loss, severe pain, chemical exposure, something stuck in your eye, or notice more floaters or flashes of light, call our office at (267) 293-3640. We’ll do our best to see you quickly. If a chemical gets in your eye, rinse it with water right away, and don’t try to remove anything stuck in your eye by yourself.

Cataracts form when the eye’s natural lens gets cloudy, usually as we get older. This can blur your vision, make it harder to read or recognize faces, and make driving, especially at night, more difficult. During cataract surgery, we remove the cloudy lens and replace it with a clear artificial lens called an intraocular lens, or IOL. Our advanced cataract surgery options use femtosecond laser technology and high-quality lens implants for excellent results.

Our Newtown team will keep an eye on your cataracts, help you choose the right time for surgery, and support you through recovery with follow-up visits nearby.

Glaucoma slowly damages the optic nerve and often doesn’t show early warning signs, which is why it’s called the “silent thief of sight.” That’s why early detection and regular checkups matter. Our eye doctors offer glaucoma care, including prescription eye drops, Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT), and minimally invasive procedures like the iStent, a tiny device that helps drain fluid and lower eye pressure.

The retina covers the back of your eye and turns light into the images you see, so keeping it healthy is important for clear, lasting vision. Our Newtown team diagnoses and treats retinal conditions like macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and retinal tears or detachments.

Dry eye happens when your eyes don’t make enough tears or the tears don’t work as they should. You might notice redness, burning, a gritty feeling, blurry vision, or tired eyes after reading or using screens. Our eye doctors identify the cause of your symptoms and create a plan for lasting relief. This may include artificial tears, punctal plugs to retain moisture, prescription medications, or advanced treatments like OptiLight.