We provide exceptional eye care from our friendly St Clair optometry centre. Whether you need a full eye examination or an expert contact lens fitting, our staff can provide you with decades of medical expertise combined with state-of-the-art technology in professional vision care. We're led by two of the world's foremost eye care practitioners, providing you with over 60 years' combined experience in expert optometric care.
Dr Bernard Fresco, optometrist to the people of Toronto since 1980, is renowned in eye care and is an international lecturer in neural processing, ocular pathology and contact lens best-practices.
Dr Bernard Fresco, optometrist to the people of Toronto since 1980, is renowned in eye care and is an international lecturer in neural processing, ocular pathology and contact lens best-practices.
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If you're looking for a professional, friendly, conveniently located eye doctor in Toronto, then look no further than the Yonge and St Clair Eye Centre. With highly experienced and qualified optometrists on hand, we are able to provide a full range of eye care services for patients in Toronto. We're conveniently located in midtown Toronto at Yonge and St Clair, just next to the Deer Park Library.
Vision Care
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An eye exam is designed to assess your eye health, identify any changes in your vision, and detect any possible signs that could indicate the development of an eye condition, or the need for corrective lenses. Healthy adults should schedule an eye exam every other year, and parents should arrange for yearly eye exams for their children.
Vision Correction
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At the Yonge St Clair Eye Centre our optometrists can help patients correct their vision for their lifestyle. For patients seeking contacts, we can even perform the contact lens fitting right in our convenient clinic in midtown Toronto! We offer a number of specialty contact lenses, and are happy to help people find get the vision correction that fits their needs.
Specialty Contact Lenses
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Not everyone is able to wear standard contact lenses, due to irregular eye shape or other eye conditions or impairments. Though standard lenses may not work for these patients, there are specialized contact lenses sized for small eyes, contacts for dry eyes, contacts for specific eye conditions, such as keratoconus and challenging prescriptions.
Cataracts
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Cataracts can occur in one or both eyes, and involves the lens of the eye becoming cloudy. The lens is responsible for focusing light and for adjusting the eye's focus, so that we can see images close up and at a distance. A cataract forms when the proteins that are present in the lens begin to clump together and create a solid mass.
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