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Center For Sight is one of the nation’s leading multi-disciplinary physician groups. We provide ophthalmology, optometry, dermatology, and aesthetic services. With several locations throughout Southwest Florida, we proudly offer our patients convenient access to nationally-renowned surgeons, compassionate staff members, and cutting-edge technology.
Visit one of our locations to meet our nationally-renowned surgeons and exceptional staff.
Our Mission
Our mission is to “Bring Clear Vision to Life” through our patient relationships and dedication to excellent eye care. We strive to provide our patients with a more enjoyable life. It’s an honor to serve you, and we hope to exceed your high expectations.
We offer state-of-the-art medical technology and experienced medical professionals at all of our locations. Learn more about our staff members and experience the 5-star service that is the hallmark of Center For Sight.
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LASIK vs EVO ICL: Which Vision Correction Procedure Is Right for You?
Eye Care, LASIKLASIK reshapes the cornea with a laser, while EVO ICL surgery places a prescription lens inside the eye without removing corneal tissue. LASIK can correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism in appropriate candidates. EVO ICL is designed for nearsightedness with or without astigmatism and may be an option for people with higher prescriptions or certain corneal […]
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Why Do Cataracts Cause Faded Colors and Night Vision Problems?
Cataract Surgery, Eye CareReviewed By: Dr. Joshua Kim Cataracts can make colors look faded and night vision feel harder because the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy over time. As the lens clouds or yellows, it changes the way light passes through the eye. Colors may look duller, glare may feel stronger, and headlights or streetlights may become harder to […]
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Celebrate Healthy Vision Month by Checking These 6 Cataract Warning Signs
Eye CareMay is Healthy Vision Month, making it a good time to pay attention to changes in your vision that may have crept in slowly. Cataracts usually do not develop all at once. Instead, they tend to build gradually, making vision look hazy, colors seem duller, and glare harder to manage. Because the change is often […]
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LASIK vs EVO ICL: Which Vision Correction Procedure Is Right for You?
LASIK reshapes the cornea with a laser, while EVO ICL surgery places a prescription lens inside the eye without removing corneal tissue. LASIK can correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism in appropriate candidates. EVO ICL is designed for nearsightedness with or without astigmatism and may be an option for people with higher prescriptions or certain corneal […]
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Why Do Cataracts Cause Faded Colors and Night Vision Problems?
Reviewed By: Dr. Joshua Kim Cataracts can make colors look faded and night vision feel harder because the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy over time. As the lens clouds or yellows, it changes the way light passes through the eye. Colors may look duller, glare may feel stronger, and headlights or streetlights may become harder to […]
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Celebrate Healthy Vision Month by Checking These 6 Cataract Warning Signs
May is Healthy Vision Month, making it a good time to pay attention to changes in your vision that may have crept in slowly. Cataracts usually do not develop all at once. Instead, they tend to build gradually, making vision look hazy, colors seem duller, and glare harder to manage. Because the change is often […]
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- Physicians
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- Optometrists
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- Locations
- Sarasota
- Siesta
- Pelican Plaza
- University Park
- Jacaranda
- Venice
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Sarasota
- 2601 S. Tamiami Trail
- Sarasota, FL 34239
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P: 941-925-2020
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Siesta
- 1800 Siesta Dr.
- Sarasota, FL 34239
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P: 941-241-5973
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University Park
- 5409 University Pkwy
- Bradenton, FL 34201
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P: 941-330-2020
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Pelican Plaza
- 8224 S Tamiami Trail
- Sarasota, FL 34238
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P: 941-918-2020
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Jacaranda
- 1236 Jacaranda Blvd
- Venice, FL 34292
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P: 941-499-3542
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Venice
- 1360 E Venice Ave
- Venice, Fl 34285
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P: 941-486-2020
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Amara Aesthetic Surgery & Dermatology
- 1370 E Venice Ave #205
- Venice, FL 34285
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P: 941-263-4799
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Englewood
- 1800 S McCall Rd
- Englewood, Fl 34223
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P: 941-474-2020
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Port Charlotte
- 970 Kings Highway, suite 2
- Port Charlotte, FL 33980
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P: 941-499-7863
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North Port
- 14844 Tamiami Trail
- North Port, FL 34287
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P: 941-484-2020
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Fort Myers – San Carlos Blvd
- 15661 San Carlos Blvd Unit #4
- Fort Myers, FL 33908
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P: 239-766-7136
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Fort Myers – Brantley Road
- 1537 Brantley Rd
- Fort Myers, FL 33907
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P: 239-481-7799
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Naples
- 700 Neapolitan Way
- Naples, FL 34103
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P: 239-310-2020
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