Founded by Dr. Peter Forgach in the 1980s, Buffalo Ophthalmology—originally Amherst Retina—has served Western New York for over four decades.
Subspecialty Eye Care from
Buffalo’s Trusted Eye Specialists
Fellowship-Trained Surgeons (MDs)
Meet Your Eye Doctors
Your surgeon matters. Our fellowship-trained cataract, cornea, retina, and glaucoma specialists bring advanced expertise in the management of complex, referral-level disease and in modern surgical solutions.
Optometry / Clinical Team (ODs)
Your Stars Matter
Cataract Surgery For Vision & Your Lifestyle
Cataracts are one of the most common—and most treatable—causes of vision loss. At Buffalo Ophthalmology, we use advanced diagnostic imaging, laser-assisted techniques, and premium intraocular lens (IOL) options to restore clear vision with precision. Our surgeons take the time to understand your needs, explain your options, and help you choose an approach that fits your vision and lifestyle. Why Patients Trust Us for Cataract Surgery:
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Advanced lens technology, including toric and extended depth-of-focus IOLs.
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Faster recovery times with modern, micro-incision techniques.
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Decades of experience from trusted cataract surgeons in Western New York.
Subspecialty Eye Care Under One Roof
At Buffalo Ophthalmology, our team includes fellowship-trained specialists in retina, glaucoma, cornea, cataract surgery, and uveitis, along with comprehensive optometric care and functional and cosmetic eyelid surgery. This collaborative approach allows us to provide advanced care for a wide range of routine and complex eye conditions under one roof.
This means whether you need a routine evaluation or surgery to preserve your sight, you’re in the care of doctors who focus exclusively on you. With advanced diagnostics, surgical expertise, and a collaborative approach, we offer complete care for your vision—right here in Buffalo, New York.
Glaucoma Treatment Options
We offer the full spectrum of glaucoma management, from medical therapy to advanced minimally invasive procedures, allowing us to tailor treatment to your disease stage, goals, and recovery needs.
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OMNI® Surgical System
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Hydrus® Microstent
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iStent® and iStent infinite®
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ExPRESS and Ahmed Valves
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Canal Procedures
Decades of Patient Care
Vision Care That Lasts a Lifetime
Since 1990, we’ve helped thousands of people in Buffalo protect their sight, find clarity, and feel confident in their care. Our fellowship-trained doctors specialize in every major area of eye health, from routine eye exams to advanced surgery, and we work as a team to make sure you never have to wonder where to go next. With us, you’re not just seen—you’re supported.
Patient
Resources
Resources
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A Passionate
Team
Team
Get to know our fellowship-trained specialists, based right here in Buffalo and trusted by patients across Western New York
Our Two
Locations
Locations
With eye care clinics across Western New York, expert-level care is always close by. Find a location near you.
Take a Step Toward Clearer Vision
For over 30 years, we’ve helped people across Buffalo and Western New York protect their vision and improve their quality of life. From first-time patients to long-term care, we’re proud to be the trusted partner our community turns to for advanced eye care.
Experience That Counts
Where our Doctors have Trained
In The News
Dr. Deepan Selvadurai of Buffalo Ophthalmology Southtowns says it’s a condition that affects more than 3 million people in the United States. He says the condition is caused by elevated pressure within a person's eye, which can cause damage to their vision.
Our own Dr. Selvedurai sat down with the host of Aging Gracefully, Linds Pellegrino, to get the facts straight about cataracts: how common they are, hoe Medicare can helpcover cataract surgery, and some surprising information about how cataract surgery is linked to living longer!
As if a raging pandemic wasn’t bad enough, Douglas Spetz’s eyesight almost failed in the spring of 2020 – and that was in his good eye. The retired furniture maker already had lost sight in his right eye after an accident when he was 3.