Eye Health

read moreQuigley Eye Specialists is a Florida medical and surgical practice specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders. We provide the highest quality eye care available for cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cornea conditions, dry eyes, and droopy eyelids using state-of-the-art technology. The dedication we have to our patients is demonstrated by our thoughtful and friendly attitude, our emphasis on providing up-to-date educational information, and our commitment to thorough, unhurried exams, consultations, and procedures.

read moreLasers for eye surgery use a complex system of mechanisms which create a single, powerful beam of light made up of one wavelength or color. This beam is then focused on the area of the eye requiring surgery. Different types of lasers can be used to treat different types of eye problems. At Quigley Eye Specialists we have a wide range of different types of lasers, allowing us to treat and resolve many different kinds of eye issues including cataracts, diseases of the vitreous, open-angle glaucoma, retinal disease, and diabetic and macular conditions.

read moreIf you're looking for an eye doctor in Bonita Springs, look no further! With our exceptional team of friendly and professional staff, optometric physicians, and experienced eye surgeons, we know that we can help you with the eye problems you may be dealing with. If you're looking for ophthalmologists, we have many experienced doctors who can help you. Whether you are suffering from cataracts, droopy eyelids, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, corneal issues, or you just want to ensure that your eyes remain healthy, we are here to help.

read moreAt Quigley Eye Specialists, we pride ourselves in implementing new technology to help our customers have the best eye solutions. Our SmartLenses will allow most patients to see clearly without your eyeglasses at any distance.* This new technology can be easily implanted into your eye during your cataract procedure, so you won't have to depend on your glasses. SmartLenses help provide a solution for those dealing with cataracts, presbyopia, and astigmatisms. Cataracts cause a clouding effect on the eye's natural lens, affecting an individual's vision over time.

read moreWelcome to Quigley Eye Specialists in Port Charlotte, located at 20600-A Veterans Boulevard. Please click below for more details about our Port Charlotte eye care services. If you're searching for an optometrist in Port Charlotte, then they can help carry out eye examinations, provide vision therapy and prescribe glasses or contact lenses to correct your vision. If you have any eye problems or diseases, such as cataracts or cornea-related issues, then you need an ophthalmologist in Port Charlotte instead.

read moreOur commitment is that you have an excellent experience at Quigley Eye Specialists, which is why we go above and beyond to make sure you're comfortable, treated like a guest in our home and are seen when you're scheduled to be seen. When you come for your eye exam at Quigley Eye Specialists, a welcoming member of our staff will confirm your appointment and you'll be checked in. You'll be able to wait in our comfortable seating area with complimentary refreshments. One of our caring staff members will then come and greet you, and take you to your exam room where you'll receive your eye exam and meet your eye doctor.

read moreDo your eyes ever feel irritated or burn? Do they water from time to time? If so, you could suffer from dry eye. This is a common condition that affects people of all ages. You may notice that while you read your favorite book, your eyes start to burn or while you are playing golf, your quality of vision is inconsistent. Perhaps you have a constant run of tears while doing regular activities. All these examples indicate the presence of dry eye disease. More symptoms include itching, redness and stinging.

read moreUnfortunately, glaucoma can't be reversed. However, further damage can be prevented by eye drops, conventional surgery, and laser surgery. Medication can also be an option in some cases. Regular eye exams are extremely important to monitor your glaucoma and prevent further vision loss.