Our advanced instrumentation allows our doctors the ability to take the guess work out of “which is better, one or two”.

Create your look with a stylish frame from any of our designer brands such as Fendi, Coach, Cartier, Vera Bradley, Jimmy Choo, Prada, Gucci, Rayban, Oakley and Tiffany & Co. to name a few. And with the latest in frame materials, they are more durable and lighter than ever!

Contact lenses are a wonderful way to provide sharp vision without glasses and are rapidly changing and improving as the technology for these medical devices progresses.

We know that vision plays a critical role in school achievement and personal confidence, so our Optometrists all specialize in kid’s eye exams. They are up to date on the latest treatments and guidelines that will help your child succeed. Providers that your child can see eye to eye with!

There are eye conditions that can degrade the quality of vision and may lead to blindness. Also many body conditions show up in the eye that can lead to blindness or death. These conditions may be chronic, gradual or acute. Because of this it is important to see your optometrist regularly to maintain eye and body health.

Our doctors are residents of Laramie County and are available day or night for you and your family and friends when you need us the most. Avoid lengthy and painful visits to our friends at the ER.

Dry Eye is a condition where the eye doesn’t provide enough quality tears to keep the eye lubricated. Symptoms of dry eyes include: blurred vision, red eyes, excess watering, and irritated, gritty, scratchy or burning eyes.

Lenses like traditional gas permeable lenses and scleral contact lenses are commonly used in individuals who are unable to have adequate vision with glasses and soft contacts alone. From improving symptoms of dry eye disease to providing clear vision to those with distorted corneas and high amounts or irregular types of astigmatism, specialty contact lenses are a helpful medical device.

Our optometrists perform Laser surgical procedures at our clinic to eliminate secondary cataracts (membrane opacifications) and to treat glaucoma.

We remove lesions of the eyelids and surrounding tissue using a new scalpel-less technology. Common lesions we remove are skin tags, papillomas, hemangiomas, old styes and others.

Myopia develops during childhood, which causes children to become nearsighted (blurred vision at distance). If myopia continues to progress to higher levels, your child has a higher risk of developing dangerous eye diseases later in life. Myopia management are treatments designed to slow this progression and reduce an individuals risk.

Evidence based medicine use to improve visual skills and abilities; improve visual comfort, ease, and efficiency; and change visual processing or interpretation of visual information. A vision therapy program consists of supervised in-office and at home reinforcement with the use of exercises, lenses (“training glasses”), prisms, filters, patches, electronic targets, or balance boards.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is a cutting edge treatment option for dry eye disease and for aesthetics in treating various skin conditions.

Do you have migraine? Does light trigger or worsen your migraine attacks? You’re not alone.

Millions of people around the world have migraine disorder. And as many as 90% of those people experience light sensitivity during a migraine attack.

Up to 60% of migraine attacks are triggered by light. 

That is why we offer Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses.

Nine out of every ten Avulux wearers report that they can resume their daily activities when they use the lenses.

The procedure has improved considerably over the years and is now a minimally invasive outpatient procedure. Most patients see an improvement in vision even on day one!

LASIK is an outpatient refractive surgery procedure used to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. A laser is used to reshape the cornea — the clear, round dome at the front of the eye — to improve the way the eye focuses light rays onto the retina at the back of the eye.

Our doctors refer to only board certified sub-specialists, one who comes to our clinic monthly to perform pre-surgical cataract care.