Ophthalmologist in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Piedmont Eye Surgical & Laser Center

Ophthalmologist

Greensboro, NC

Piedmont Eye Surgical & Laser Center provides board-certified ophthalmologists for cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment, and presbyopia options in Greensboro and Thomasville.

  • cataract surgery
  • advanced intraocular lens evaluation
  • ongoing glaucoma management

Digby Eye Associates

Ophthalmologist

Greensboro, NC

Digby Eye Associates has performed over 35,000 cataract procedures since 1980 and offers laser cataract surgery.

  • laser cataract surgery
  • advanced lens implant evaluation
  • cataract surgery

Michael Tepedino, MD

Ophthalmologist

High Point, NC

Michael Tepedino, MD provides adult ophthalmology in High Point, including glaucoma care, diabetic retinopathy treatment, and laser eye procedures.

  • Adults seeking glaucoma evaluation or treatment
  • Adults needing diabetic retinopathy care
  • Adults with age-related macular degeneration

Bradley Bowen

Ophthalmologist

Greensboro, NC

Bradley Bowen is associated with a practice providing comprehensive eye exams and eye disease treatment in the Triad since the 1920s.

  • comprehensive eye exams
  • diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and conditions
  • patients needing optical services after an eye exam

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FAQ

How much does an ophthalmology visit cost in Guilford County?

The price depends on whether you need a routine exam, diagnostic testing, or surgery. Ask the office about the self-pay rate, insurance coverage, copays, and any separate facility or imaging fees before scheduling.

When should I see an ophthalmologist instead of an optometrist?

Ophthalmologists diagnose and treat eye diseases and perform eye surgery, while optometrists commonly provide routine exams, prescriptions, and basic eye care. Cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and sudden vision changes are reasons to seek ophthalmology care.

Is sudden vision loss an emergency?

Sudden vision loss or a sudden major change in vision requires urgent medical evaluation rather than a routine appointment. Call an eye-care office for same-day guidance or go to an emergency department if symptoms are severe or the office cannot evaluate you promptly.

How long does cataract surgery usually take?

The procedure itself is commonly completed in less than an hour, but the full visit includes preparation and recovery instructions. Ask the surgeon about transportation, activity restrictions, follow-up visits, and the expected timing for vision improvement.