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Virginia Eye Institute has established its own surgery center to ensure the optimal level of patient care. Our facility is beautifully situated on the Kanawha Canal and is designed to minimize the stress associated with traditional surgery settings. Quick and easy check-in is accomplished by offering free and convenient onsite parking, an elevator-accessible lobby, and […]

Optometry & Eye Care in Virginia As with most medical fields, there are a number of specialists within eye care who can provide you with the right diagnosis and care for your specific condition. Ophthalmologists and optometrists each have different areas of expertise. At Virginia Eye Institute, we’ll recommend the best specialist for you. Certified […]

Good vision develops early in life. A newborn’s vision develops rapidly during the first year. Therefore, early detection of childhood eye diseases and problems is critical so that the risk of permanent visual impairment is minimized. Eye Exams For Children Vision develops fully in children with little or no special attention. Although eye problems are […]

A refractive error in the eye occurs when images are not focused precisely onto your retina by your cornea and lens. Refractive surgery to correct refractive errors, such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, is now available from Virginia Eye Institute for most people who want to reduce or eliminate their dependence on glasses and contact […]

One of the biggest technological advancements in cataract surgery has arrived. Introducing the bladeless LenSx Laser – the first available in central Virginia and only at Virginia Eye Institute. Using the same technology as our bladeless LASIK procedure, LenSx Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery allows our surgeons to use exacting, individualized specifications – without a blade – […]

Glaucoma is a collection of diseases that all have a final common effect. That effect is damage to the optic nerve. The optic nerve is a large nerve that exits from and attaches to the back of the eyeball. It is like a cable that takes the information from the eyeball to the brain. When […]

As you well know, your eyes can be exposed to many hazards throughout your daily work and play. As one of the most sensitive and easily damaged parts of the body, it’s important to act quickly when you’ve suffered an eye injury. Even if the injury seems minor, have a Virginia Eye Institute ophthalmologist examine […]

Remarkable surgical procedures have been developed to rejuvenate the appearance of your eyes and face by correcting sagging eyelids, eliminating pouches and bags, removing excess skin folds, and smoothing out frown lines in tissue. When performed by Virginia Eye Institute’s experienced Ophthalmic Plastic Surgeons, successful cosmetic eye surgery gives a natural-appearing result. Your friends will […]

Diseases of the retina vary greatly – from common and easily resolved to those that are quite difficult to diagnose and treat. Advanced training in all retinal diseases, as well as the sophisticated equipment at our facilities, such as lasers, digital imaging technology and optical coherence tomography (OCT), provide Virginia Eye Institute specialists with the […]

Dry Eye Ocular Surface Disease affects an estimated 25 million people in the United States.  Signs and symptoms of this condition are the reason that people visit an eye care professional. The prevalence of Dry Eye Ocular Surface Disease is why VEI has developed an Ocular Surface Disease Center for Excellence, which has become certified by TearLab.  The staff […]

Most often used to restore vision in patients with a damaged cornea, cornea transplants are performed more than any other transplant operation in the nation. As experts in advanced surgical methods, the microsurgeons at Virginia Eye Institute perform this outpatient procedure with tremendous precision and success. Specializing in DSAEK Virginia Eye Institute’s Donna D. Brown, […]

A cataract is a clouding on the lens of the eye that can affect vision. Cataract removal surgery should be considered when cataracts interfere with your vision so drastically, that every-day life activities become challenging. Aside from some symptoms that may develop, such as clouded, blurry or dim vision, sensitivity to light, or colors that […]