Meet Our Optometrist in Phoenix, AZ
At Paradise Valley Eye Care, we make it easier for your whole family to keep their eyes healthy and comfortable. Our optometrists take time to learn about your vision needs, your daily routines, and any symptoms you are noticing, then offer tailored eye care that fits your life.
Whether you live near Desert Ridge or spend your days around Paradise Valley Village, our team is here to support clear, confident vision at every age.
Our Friendly and Professional Eye Doctor in Phoenix
Our eye doctor, Dr. Justin Macklin, OD, is proud to serve the Phoenix community and employs a patient centered approach that feels personal, steady, and family friendly. Our practice focus is on practical guidance, clear explanations, and care plans that support long term eye health.
Popular optometric services we offer at our Phoenix eye clinic include:
- comprehensive eye exams
- dry eye relief
- contact lens fittings
- help managing eye conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and cataracts
From busy parents to long time locals, we aim to make eye care simple and supportive.
Our Optometrist at Paradise Valley Eye Care
Dr. Macklin also elected to complete a one-year residency program at the Lexington VA Medical Center where he diagnosed and treated patients suffering from ocular diseases such as dry eye syndrome, cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. Aside from his interests in medical optometry, Dr. Macklin also has extensive experience fitting all types of soft contact lenses including multifocal lenses for presbyopia.
FAQ: Eye Doctor Edition!
What does an eye doctor do during an exam?
An eye doctor checks your vision, evaluates the health of your eyes, and screens for conditions like dry eye, glaucoma, and diabetic changes. Your exam helps your optometrist keep track of any changes in your vision and recommend treatment when needed.
Is an optometrist the same as an eye doctor?
Yes. An optometrist is a type of eye doctor who provides vision exams, prescribes glasses and contacts, and manages many medical eye conditions.
How often should I see an optometrist?
Most patients benefit from a yearly visit. Your optometrist may recommend more frequent exams if you have diabetes, wear specialty contacts, or have a family history of eye disease.
Can an eye doctor help with dry eye or eye strain?
Yes. Optometrists diagnose and treat dry eye, digital eye strain, allergies, and many other everyday concerns. Your doctor will match treatments to your symptoms and lifestyle.