Good eye care can involve everything from monitoring a changing prescription to treating cataracts, managing chronic eye disease, or planning advanced vision correction. Because the eyes can change with age, health conditions, injury, and lifestyle, having access to a broad range of services makes it easier to get the right level of care as those needs evolve.
Siepser Eyecare in Wayne, PA provides comprehensive and surgical eye care led by Steven B. Siepser, M.D., F.A.C.S., along with experienced optometrists Michele Pendrak Bush, O.D., and Rocio C. Pasion, O.D. The team’s expertise spans routine vision care, correction of refractive errors, cataract and lens surgery,dry eye, ocular disease, and complex reconstructive procedures, allowing patients to receive care for both common and challenging vision concerns.
Eye Care Services Available at Siepser Eyecare
- Nearsightedness: Causes distant objects to appear blurry and may be corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or refractive procedures.
- Farsightedness: Can make near vision difficult and may also affect distance vision in stronger cases.
- Astigmatism: Creates blurred or distorted vision because light does not focus evenly within the eye.
- Presbyopia: An age-related change that gradually makes reading and other close-up tasks more difficult.
- Cataracts: Clouding of the natural lens that can cause hazy vision, glare, faded colors, and difficulty seeing at night.
- Glaucoma: A group of diseases that damage the optic nerve and can cause permanent vision loss without appropriate monitoring and treatment.
- Floaters: Spots, strands, or cobweb-like shapes in vision that may be harmless or occasionally signal a retinal problem.
- Eye Trauma: Injuries ranging from surface damage to complex structural problems that may require reconstructive care.
- Dry Eye: A tear-film and ocular surface condition that may cause burning, grittiness, watering, and fluctuating vision.
- LASIK: Laser vision correction for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism in appropriately selected patients.
- PRK: A flap-free laser procedure that may be suitable for certain patients who are not ideal LASIK candidates.
- SMILE: Small incision lenticule extraction, a flap-free procedure primarily used to correct nearsightedness with or without astigmatism.
- Refractive Lens Exchange: Also called clear lens extraction, this procedure replaces the natural lens to address refractive and focusing concerns.
- EVO ICL: An implantable lens option for eligible patients with moderate to high nearsightedness.
- Cataract Surgery: Removes the cloudy natural lens and replaces it with a clear intraocular lens.
- Intraocular Lens (IOL) Options: Includes basic and premium lenses selected according to eye health and visual goals.
- Intraocular Lens Exchange / Reconstruction: Addresses displaced, unstable, damaged, or poorly functioning lens implants.
- Glaucoma Treatments: May include medication, laser treatment, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery.
- Floater Treatment: Ranges from monitoring to surgical treatment for select patients with significantly disruptive floaters.
- Corneal Debridement: Removes damaged surface cells so healthier corneal tissue can heal.
- Pterygium Repair: Removes an abnormal growth when it causes irritation, astigmatism, or vision problems.
- Corneal Transplants: DSAEK & DMEK: Partial-thickness transplant procedures that replace damaged inner corneal tissue.
- Eye Trauma Reconstruction: Repairs structural damage caused by significant eye injuries.
- Iris Repair: Restores iris and pupil function after trauma or previous surgery.
The Dry Eye Center provides focused evaluation and treatment for persistent ocular surface symptoms. Dry eye treatments include:
- IPL Therapy: Uses controlled light energy to address inflammation and meibomian gland dysfunction.
- Radiofrequency: Applies therapeutic warmth to support healthier oil flow from the eyelid glands.
- MiBoFlo: Combines heat and gentle massage to help improve meibomian gland function.
- Low-Level Light Therapy: Uses photobiomodulation to support ocular surface health and address inflammation.
- Eyelid Butter: A proprietary honey-based formula developed to support eyelid hygiene, moisture, and lash health.
- Medication Management & Supplements: Uses carefully selected prescription, lubricating, and nutritional approaches based on dry eye needs.
- Amniotic Membrane Treatment: Supports healing when severe dry eye or ocular surface disease has damaged the cornea.
Why Choose Siepser Eyecare for Eye Care?
Siepser Eyecare combines comprehensive eye care with extensive experience in advanced and complex treatment. Steven B. Siepser, M.D., F.A.C.S., has more than 40 years of experience in refractive surgery, cataract and lens procedures, glaucoma, trauma reconstruction, and challenging surgical cases. The team has also performed well over 35,000 laser eye procedures.
Michele Pendrak Bush, O.D., provides comprehensive eye care and leads treatment through the Dry Eye Center, while Rocio C. Pasion, O.D., brings expertise in ocular disease management, low vision, and specialty contact lenses. This range of experience allows patients to receive evaluation, treatment planning, surgery, and ongoing care through a team equipped to address both everyday vision needs and more complicated eye conditions.
Explore Eye Care Services in Wayne, PA
Eye care needs can change throughout life, and having access to comprehensive services can make those changes easier to manage. Siepser Eyecare provides vision care, advanced treatments, and surgical options for patients in Wayne, PA, and throughout the Philadelphia region. Call (610) 265-2020 to schedule a consultation and find the right next step for your vision and eye health.