3 Best Pediatric Optometrists in Fayetteville, NC

“Dr. James Singletary earned his Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO). He specializes in controlling children's worsening vision (nearsightedness), Ortho-K (a non-surgical vision correction alternative to LASIK surgery, Lazy Eye treatment, and Punctal Plugs. Eye Medics Optometry is a vision center that offers eye exams and emergency vision care for adults & pediatrics (babies, infants, toddlers, children, and kids) starting at six months old. Their sleepSEE Ortho-K brand is the #1 most requested service in North Carolina for non-surgical vision correction, Sports Vision enhancement, Myopia Control, and Post-LASIK sight restoration.”

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“Dr. Edward Kenshock completed his Doctor of Optometry degree. His special interests include the management of dry eye syndrome with prescription eye drops and punctal plugs. Dr. Edward Kenshock enjoys providing eye examinations to patients of all ages, including prescribing glasses and contact lenses. Dr. Edward Kenshock has experience with the latest gas-permeable contact lens types and materials. He is a member of the American Optometric Association and the North Carolina Optometric Association. Cape Fear Eye Associates uses the latest and technically accurate equipment and techniques to ensure the highest quality outcomes for your eye care.”

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“Dr. Kerry Reeves received a B.S. in Biology from North Georgia State College and completed his Doctor of Optometry at UAB in Birmingham, Alabama. He became the senior partner in a practice in Hickory, NC, where he had practiced for ten years. Kerry Reeves specializes in cataract surgery, corneal specialty practice, dry eye treatment, and helping patients overcome the strain of constant screen time exposure. Reeves is currently practicing in Advanced Eye Care. The clinic uses state-of-the-art technology to offer the best care possible to their patients. Advanced Eye Care also provides various eyewear options, including eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses.”

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