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Cataract surgery at Nashua Eye is safe, effective, and convenient. Nashua Eye Surgery Center Is located in the lower level of the Nashua office, allowing for the convenience of cataract surgery at an on-site Ambulatory Surgery Center. Learn more about the technology, experience, and results of cataract surgery at Nashua Eye.
Take the First StepHave laser vision correction on-site at Nashua Eye Laser Vision Center. The LASIK surgeons are fellowship sub-specialty trained in laser vision correction procedures. They have unmatched experience in identifying appropriate candidates, performing advanced techniques, and exceeding patient’s vision expectations.
Start Your Journey to Clear VisionNashua Eye offers an array of dry eye technologies and in-office treatments, from Intense Pulsed Light therapy to Lipiflow. The dry eye laboratory prepares and dispenses autologous serum tears. A panel of diagnostic, dry eye tests, including LipiView and tear assays, pinpoint the reason for dry eye to maximize treatment and comfort.
Discover MoreOculoplastic services are provided by a fellowship-trained plastics specialist from Tufts New England Eye Center at Nashua Eye. Services include functional eyelid surgery, cosmetic blepharoplasty, and Botox. Services are performed in the office or the on-site Nashua Eye Surgery Center.
Nashua Eye offers the unparalleled services of three fellowship-trained glaucoma ophthalmologists. They perform the highest quality, research-proven treatments; including medical, laser, and surgical interventions. Surgeries are conveniently performed in the Nashua Eye Surgery Center.
The Nashua Optical Company, offers a full-service optical shop at each of our locations in Nashua, Hudson, and Milford. Our expert, nationally certified opticians are ready to help you find the perfect frames and lenses to fit your needs. Whether it's reducing computer eye strain or enhancing your vision for night driving, we utilize the latest technology in lens design and coatings for superior clarity and comfort.
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Our team of highly skilled and experienced doctors at Nashua Eye Associates is committed to providing exceptional eye care tailored to your unique needs. From specialized surgeons to comprehensive eye care practitioners, our experts cover a wide range of specialties to ensure you receive the best possible treatment.
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Welcome Laura Voicu, MD!! Dr. Voicu specializes in comprehensive eye care, cataract, glaucoma, and cornea surgery. She completed her ophthalmology residency training at Duke Eye Center where she was bestowed the honor of being chief resident. She is dual fellowship trained in glaucoma surgery and cornea surgery from UCLA Doheny Stein Eye Institute. Nashua Eye…
Go to ArticleWant to learn more about ICL’s at Nashua Eye? Here are some commonly asked questions. If you are interested in the ICL procedure, call a Nashua Eye Associates surgical coordinator at 6036899323.
Go to ArticleScleral contact lenses are specialty lenses that improve vision and comfort for patients who have certain common cornea diseases; most commonly keratoconus, severe dry eye, and cornea scarring. Scleral lenses combine the comfort and breathability of common soft contacts with the therapeutic properties of older rigid contact lenses. They have a wider diameter than typical soft lenses…
Go to ArticleDry eye disease is one of the most common reasons for visits to eye care providers. Dry eye causes burning, foreign body sensation, redness, and pain. Some patients are symptomatic with blurry or fluctuating vision. A minority of patients with dry eye will develop nerve damage on the ocular surface that results in scarring and poor vision. A number…
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