Cataracts
Many patients come into my Bronx office with complaints of blurry vision. This can often
Dr. David Alevi is a board-certified ophthalmologist practicing in the South Bronx. Dr. Alevi graduated magna cum laude from New York University and was a presidential honor scholar. In addition, he was selected for the Howard Hughes Medical Research Fellows program. This allowed him to add additional knowledge in medical research. Afterwards he went to New York University School of Medicine ranked consistently as one of the top medical schools in the country. During that time, Dr. Alevi learned extensively about medicine and about different diseases and conditions.
After New York University, Dr. Alevi trained in Ophthalmology at Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow on Long Island. In his final year, Dr. Alevi became chief resident helping to organize and manage the program. Afterwards, he was accepted into the prestigious corneal and refractive surgery fellowship at Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island. With such training, Dr. Alevi has extensive knowledge in all areas of Ophthalmology.
At the present time, Dr. Alevi is a corneal and refractive surgeon with interests in pterygiums, corneal transplant, dry eye disease, and cataracts. He uses the latest technology and always takes the best approach for the patient. At South Bronx Eyes, we work as a team to make sure every treatment is tailored to the patient.
At South Bronx Eyes, Dr. David Alevi makes sure to check every aspect of the eye.
The cornea is the front part of the eye and many issues can arise. At South Bronx Eyes, Dr. David Alevi, specializes in the cornea.
Dry eyes is a condition that is due to either tear film insufficiency or issues with producing enough tears.
Diabetes can also affect the eye which is why it is crucial to have an annual eye exam.
Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness, but one that can be preventable if caught early on.
As an Ophthalmologist specializing in Cornea in the Bronx, I see patients who come with
Often times, when leaving the office you'll get a prescription for glasses. Patients often wonder
As an Ophthalmologist specializing in Cornea in the Bronx, I get patients who have been