Ophthalmologists Ophthalmology locations near Evanston, IL

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Illinois Retina Assocs

Ophthalmologists & Ophthalmology

📍 4711 W Golf Rd, Skokie, IL, 60076

📞 847-677-1340

We’re about helping people like you. Illinois Retina Associates in Skokie, Illinois is staffed by Board Certified ophthalmologists and retinal specialists. We’re a sophisticated practice that’s committed to ensuring proper diagnoses and treatments of retina, macula, and vitreous diseases. We’re innovative, well-trained, and friendly. Our services include: • Diabetic retinopathy • Ocular oncology • Macular degeneration • Retina, macula, and vitreous surgery We’ve been in practice since 1976, and we promise to utilize whatever measures are necessary to guarantee your complete ocular health. From state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to treatment and surgery possibilities, you’re in safe, capable hands when you place your trust in Illinois Retina Associates. Call us today to learn more or for an appointment.

Gerstein Eye Institute

Ophthalmologists & Ophthalmology

📍 3042 W Peterson Ave, Chicago, IL, 60659

📞 773-973-3223

Stuart P. Sondheimer, Md, SC

Optometrists & Optometry

📍 9150 Crawford Ave, Skokie, IL, 60076

📞 847-410-9695

Dr. Stuart Sondheimer is one of the most experienced lasik laser vision correction and cataract surgeons in the chicago area. Is eyewear a handicap in sports activities such as jogging, golf, basketball or tennis? He has helped countless patients reduce their dependence on, or completely eliminate, glasses and/or contact lenses. Whatever the reason, thousands upon thousands of people choose to experience life without glasses or contact lenses. Many of his lasik and cataract patients enjoy excellent vision at near and far without the need for corrective lenses. Refractive errors (conditions for which glasses/contacts are prescribed), typically fall into four main categories: 1.) nearsightedness; 2.) farsightedness; 3.) astigmatism; and 4.) presbyopia. Simply stated, during lasik, the excimer laser is used to reshape the cornea of the eye to a more normal shape and thus diminish refractive area. With cataract surgery the cloudy human lens is replaced with a lens that will often correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and the need for reading glasses.