Brooklyn Eye Care & Designer Eyewear on Kings Highway Since 2002
Experienced Brooklyn optometrists. Designer frames. Same-day glasses from our in-house lens lab. One visit covers what your eyes need.
Experienced Brooklyn optometrists. Designer frames. Same-day glasses from our in-house lens lab. One visit covers what your eyes need.
Detailed vision and ocular health evaluations with updated prescriptions and personalized next steps.
Age-appropriate exams to catch early vision and alignment issues before they affect learning.
Custom-fit contacts for everyday wear, astigmatism, or multifocal needs — trial pairs included.
Curated collections from Ray-Ban, Lindberg, and more, fitted by licensed opticians.
Varilux progressives, Transitions adaptive lenses, Crizal coatings, and Stellest lenses for childhood myopia control.
State-compliant screenings with same-day paperwork for driver's license renewals and employer certifications.
Paying for eye care should be straightforward. We work with a wide range of vision and medical insurance providers, and our team verifies your benefits before your appointment so you know what is covered. If you have questions about co-pays, allowances, or out-of-network rates, we explain everything upfront.
Not everyone's costs are fully covered by insurance. CareCredit is a healthcare credit card that lets you pay for eye exams, eyewear, and other vision expenses over time with flexible monthly payment plans. Apply in our office or online — approval often takes just minutes.
We accept more plans than are listed here and offer clear self-pay pricing.
Exams, prescriptions, medical eye care, designer frames, contact lenses, and an on-site finishing lab, all in one Kings Highway location. You see the doctor, choose your eyewear, and pick up your glasses without driving across town.
Many single-vision prescriptions are cut, polished, and fitted within hours — no third-party lab delays. Progressive lenses are typically ready the next morning, and there is no extra charge for in-house finishing.
Hundreds of frames from top brands alongside affordable private-label options — style without the markup. Our opticians help you balance look, fit, and budget so you never have to compromise.
Our optometrists bring a combined 50+ years of clinical experience. They use advanced diagnostic equipment to catch problems early and explain every result in plain language, so you understand your eye health and your options.
From a toddler's first screening to a grandparent's progressive lens fitting, every exam is adapted to the patient's age and needs. Good eye care is not one-size-fits-all, and neither is our approach.
Need a vision test for your driver's license or a job requirement? We provide state-compliant screenings with same-day signed documentation — no referral needed.
Call us at (718) 336-1060 or request an appointment online. Tell us if you have insurance, whether this is a first visit, and if you have any specific concerns. We handle the scheduling details so you arrive prepared.
Your optometrist checks visual acuity, reviews prescription changes, and evaluates overall eye health with modern diagnostic tools. Results are explained clearly, not in medical shorthand, and you leave knowing exactly where your vision stands and what comes next.
Your optician narrows the options by face shape, prescription strength, and daily habits, then fine-tunes the fit on the spot. Together you choose the right lens type, coatings, and tints before trying frames until you find a pair that looks and feels right.
Your lenses are edged and mounted on-site, and we quality-check every pair before handing it over. We confirm your pickup window before you leave — most orders are ready the same day or the next morning.
Refer a friend and receive a $50 credit toward your next eyewear purchase.
Protecting growing eyes with early exams, the right lenses, and frames that keep up with active kids.
Thorough pediatric eye and vision assessments so your child can see the board, read comfortably, and play without limits.
Diagnostic testing that goes beyond school or pediatrician screenings to catch what a quick check might miss.
Early detection and management of lazy eye and eye turn during the critical years of visual development.
Monitoring and intervention options clinically shown to slow your child's nearsightedness progression.
Assessment and lens recommendations to reduce fatigue, headaches, and blurred vision from screen time.
Our eyewear guide covers fit, durability, and lens options for every age.
Annual exams that protect your long-term vision, plus frames and lenses matched to how you actually spend your day.
Annual screening that monitors your prescription, checks for age-related conditions, and flags systemic health signs like diabetic retinopathy
Precise refraction so you see sharply at the distances that matter most, whether that is a screen, a book, or the road.
Identify the cause of dryness, burning, or gritty sensations and get targeted relief options.
Modern imaging catches irreversible conditions early, when intervention is most effective.
Diabetes, hypertension, and autoimmune conditions can show up in your eyes before you feel them elsewhere.
Our eyewear guide walks you through lens types, frame sizing, and lifestyle recommendations.
The right lens does more than correct your prescription. It reduces eye strain, adapts to your environment, and lasts longer with less maintenance. We carry the latest lens technologies from Essilor and pair them with your exam results so every pair performs exactly the way you need it to.
PROGRESSIVE LENSES — Seamless near-to-far correction in one lens with wider viewing zones and no visible line.
SINGLE VISION LENSES — Built-in digital eye strain relief for screen-heavy days, without changing your distance correction.
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT FOR CHILDREN — Clinically shown to slow myopia progression in children by an average of 67%.
LIGHT INTELLIGENT LENSES — Clear indoors, dark in sunlight, with 100% UV protection and no need for a second pair.
NO-GLARE AND PROTECTION COATINGS — Eliminates reflections, resists scratches and smudges, and blocks harmful blue-violet light.
SUN AND POLARIZED LENSES — Cuts reflected glare for sharper contrast and color outdoors, especially while driving or near water.
Pennsylvania College of Optometry, Class of 1984. B.A. in Mathematics — Washington University. Member of the American Optometric Association, the New York State Optometric Association, and the Optometric Societies of the
Specializes in: Comprehensive eye exams for patients of all ages, refractive error correction, eye disease management (glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, dry eye, macular conditions), and low vision care (NYSOA-certified).
SUNY College of Optometry, Class of 2003. TPA-Certified and CRT-certified (Corneal Refractive Therapy). Member of the American Optometric Association and the American Academy of Orthokeratology.
Specializes in: Therapeutic eye care, eye disease management, contact lens fittings, and myopia control in children and adolescents with specialty contact lenses.
The American Optometric Association recommends a comprehensive eye exam every year for adults. Children should have their first exam at six months, again at age three, before starting school, and annually from school age onward. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, a family history of eye disease, or wear contact lenses, your doctor may recommend more frequent visits.
We are in-network with plans like EyeMed, VSP, and Aetna, among many others. If you are not sure whether your plan is covered, call us at (718) 336-1060 or check our full insurance list. We check eligibility before you arrive so there are no surprises at checkout.
Standard prescriptions are typically ready the same business day. Specialty or complex lenses may require an extra day or two — we confirm your turnaround window before you leave, and there is no added fee for in-house finishing.
A vision screening, like the kind offered at schools or the DMV, checks whether you can see letters at a distance. It does not evaluate eye health. A comprehensive eye exam includes refraction (your prescription), eye pressure measurement, retinal imaging, and screening for diseases that develop without symptoms — many of which are irreversible if caught late.
Many children can wear contacts successfully, depending on their prescription, maturity, and hygiene habits. During a contact lens exam, we evaluate whether contacts are a good fit and provide hands-on training for safe insertion, removal, and care.
Bring your current glasses or contacts, a list of medications you take, your insurance card, and any previous prescription records if you have them. If you have specific vision concerns, such as difficulty with night driving or screen fatigue, noting those in advance helps your doctor address them during the exam.
453 Kings Hwy, Brooklyn, NY 11223, on Kings Highway in Gravesend. Hours Mon - Tue & Thu 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Wed & Fri 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM and Sat 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Get directions onGoogle Maps or call (718) 336-1060.