Nicole B.
3/28/2012
I have been considering Lasik eye surgery for the past 5 months. I saw 4 doctors, prior to seeing Dr. Buxton, all of which told me I would be a good candidate for Lasik. Might I add I went to...
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310 E 14th St
New York, NY 10003
Douglas F Buxton MD, located in New York, NY, is home to the Buxton Eye Surgical Group, offering cutting-edge eye care services. Led by Dr. Douglas F. Buxton and Dr. Marina Grapp-LoCascio, the practice caters to the 21st-century patient in NYC and the Tri-State area.
Services provided include specialized contact lens fitting, comprehensive ophthalmology, blade-free laser cataract surgery, and innovative treatments such as the ORA™ System with VerifEye+™ Technology. The practice also offers premium eye services, blepharitis treatments, glaucoma surgery/laser treatments, dry eye treatments, and cosmetic procedures like Botox.
With a focus on utilizing advanced technologies in eye care, Douglas F Buxton MD is dedicated to providing high-quality ophthalmic care to its patients. Whether in need of cataract surgery, specialty contact lenses, or ophthalmic vitamin supplements, patients can expect personalized and comprehensive care at this state-of-the-art facility.
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3.58 reviewsJ H.
7/21/2025
I had the underlying feeling of constantly being hustled and over charged on my co-pay. Front desk staff is overly jovial, gossiping and chatting. On my last visit pre surgery I waited for an...
Andrew V.
8/15/2024
Fantastic ophthalmologist - beyond knowledgeable. I was able, as a new patient, to see him just with a day's scheduling notice. I can't speak to the wait time for others, but I waited around 10...
Janiel C.
2/2/2016
He may be a great doctor (if all those certificates and diplomas on his office walls are any indication), but he has awful bedside manner. Perhaps, no manners at all. I brought my grandmother to...
Chloe O.
5/2/2015
How do you say this....I think he is a good physician but that is 5% of your (waiting) experience. The rest is office staff. So you could argue the 5% is what matters....but not always true...
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