Buffalo Ophthalmology is proud to provide eye care for patients across Western New York. Our team combines advanced diagnostic testing with medical, surgical, and comprehensive eye care for a wide range of vision and eye health concerns.
Whether you are managing an ongoing condition, preparing for surgery, or looking for answers about new symptoms, our eye doctors will explain what they find and help you understand your treatment options.
At Buffalo Ophthalmology, our ophthalmologists and optometrists provide care for cataracts, glaucoma, retinal conditions, corneal disease, uveitis, dry eye, and eyelid concerns. Our team works together to connect patients with the appropriate evaluation, treatment, or surgical care based on their individual needs.
From diagnosis and ongoing monitoring to advanced treatment and surgery, our goal is to give you clear information and a practical path forward.
The cornea is the clear front surface of your eye and plays an important role in focusing light. Disease, infection, injury, or changes in its shape can affect both comfort and vision.
Our fellowship-trained corneal ophthalmologists provide care for conditions such as keratoconus, corneal infections, dystrophies, and injuries, with treatment tailored to the condition and severity.
Our team includes specialists in several key areas of ophthalmology, offering targeted care for common to complex cases.
Inflammatory eye conditions like uveitis require ongoing management to prevent long-term vision damage.
We use advanced testing and in-office treatments to detect and control glaucoma before it impacts your sight.
This dissolvable implant helps lower eye pressure in glaucoma patients with a single, in-office procedure.
Our ophthalmologists provide care for drooping eyelids and other eyelid conditions that may affect comfort and vision.
We offer thorough diagnostics and targeted treatment plans to relieve dry eye symptoms and restore comfort.
Retinal conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal tears can affect vision and may require careful monitoring or treatment. Our retina ophthalmologists use diagnostic imaging and clinical evaluation to identify changes and recommend appropriate care.
Our team includes fellowship-trained ophthalmic surgeons and residency-trained optometrists who work collaboratively to provide medical, surgical and comprehensive eye care.
Founded in the late 1980s as Amherst Retina, Buffalo Ophthalmology has served Western New York for nearly four decades. With advanced diagnostic technology and fellowship-trained eye doctors, our team provides medical and surgical eye care focused on clear answers, thoughtful treatment, and long-term vision health.
Schedule an appointment to learn how our team can help with your eye care needs.
