Puget Sound, Washington
Whatever your eyes need,
we Treat It.
Evergreen Eye Center provides surgical and medical eye care for patients throughout Puget Sound, from routine exams to advanced procedures like LASIK, cataract surgery, and retinal care, across six local offices.
What we offer
Our Services
A full profile of surgical and medical eye care, all under one roof across six Puget Sound locations.
Cataracts
Cloudy, blurred vision that worsens over time is often a cataract, treated at Evergreen Eye Center with advanced cataract surgery.
Learn MoreLASIK Eye Surgery
LASIK vision correction surgery can decrease your dependence on glasses and contact lenses, performed by the eye surgeons at Evergreen Eye Center.
Learn MoreRefractive Lens Exchange (RLE)
Refractive lens exchange replaces your eye's natural lens with an artificial lens to reduce your dependence on glasses or contacts.
Learn MoreEVO ICL
EVO ICL is an additive, removable lens placed inside the eye to correct nearsightedness and astigmatism, even for patients who don't qualify for LASIK.
Learn MoreDry Eyes
Dry eye disease causes a constant sandy or scratchy sensation and fluctuating vision, treated at Evergreen Eye Center with high-tech in-office therapies.
Learn MoreGlaucoma
Glaucoma can rob you of vision without warning. Evergreen Eye Center offers comprehensive screening and treatment to protect your sight.
Learn MoreRetinal Care
Retinal disorders can threaten your central vision. Evergreen Eye Center offers advanced diagnosis and treatment to protect your eye health.
Learn MoreCorneal Crosslinking
Corneal crosslinking strengthens a thinning cornea to slow or stop the progression of keratoconus, an FDA-approved outpatient procedure at Evergreen Eye Center.
Learn MoreCosmetic Procedures
Facial cosmetic procedures like brow lifts, face and cheek lifts, and laser skin resurfacing can help keep your skin and face healthy while improving your appearance.
Learn MoreEyelid Surgery
Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, can restore vision blocked by drooping eyelids and keep your eyelids healthy, offered by the oculoplastic surgeons at Evergreen Eye Center.
Learn MoreDiabetic Eye Conditions
Diabetes can severely damage the eyes and cause permanent vision loss. Evergreen Eye Center diagnoses and treats diabetic retinopathy, macular edema, and diabetic cataracts.
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What Are You Noticing?
Choose the symptom closest to what you're experiencing to see what it could point to and where
to start with our team.
Blurred Vision
A general softening or loss of sharpness in your vision can point to a refractive error like nearsightedness or astigmatism, or to a developing cataract. Our cataract and LASIK specialists can help determine the cause and the right next step.
Dry Eyes
A gritty, burning, or watery feeling that often gets worse by the end of the day is a classic sign of dry eye. Dry eye has more than one underlying cause, and our team can identify which type you have and the most effective way to relieve it.
Eyelid Issues
Drooping, puffiness, or irritation around the eyelids can affect both your vision and your comfort. Our cosmetic and eyelid procedures address these concerns, from functional repairs to appearance-focused treatment.
Night Driving Problems
Glare or general difficulty seeing clearly after dark is a common early sign of cataracts or an uncorrected refractive error. An exam can pinpoint the cause and walk you through your options.
Halos
Rings of light around headlights or lamps at night are frequently linked to cataracts or certain corneal conditions. An eye exam can confirm the cause and outline treatment.
Astigmatism
An irregularly shaped cornea can blur vision at every distance. We offer LASIK, refractive lens exchange, and toric lens options to correct astigmatism, depending on your eyes and your goals.
Distance Vision Problems
Trouble making out road signs, faces across a room, or anything beyond arm’s reach usually points to nearsightedness. Our LASIK and refractive surgery team can discuss whether correction is right for you.
Trouble Reading
Needing to hold print farther away, or relying more on reading glasses than you used to, is a common sign of presbyopia. Refractive lens exchange and other options can reduce your dependence on reading glasses.
Our Physicians
The Team Treating You
Every doctor on our team focuses on a specific part of eye care, from cornea to retina, so
you're always seeing the right specialist.
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Six Locations
Care Close to Home
Consultations and care available at six locations across the Puget Sound area.
NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?
LET'S FIND THE RIGHT FIT
Every patient's eyes are different. Book a consultation and one of our doctors will walk you
through which of these treatments actually applies to you.