Veterinary Eye Center of New York City (Hell's Kitchen)
Veterinary Eye Center of New York City (Hell's Kitchen) is an ophthalmology practice in New York, NY. Procedures include cataract surgery, eye care, corneal diseases, and corrective eyelid procedures.
About
The Veterinary Eye Center of New York City (Hell's Kitchen) is a veterinary ophthalmology center that examines, diagnoses, and treats the eyes of various pets, including cats, dogs, birds, and other exotic species. It was the first veterinary ophthalmology center in New York City, opening its Manhattan location in April 2021.
The Hell's Kitchen practice is one of three locations in New York City, alongside Long Island City and Park Slope. The center provides specialized eye care to thousands of pets across Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn.
Surgical team
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Alex LoPinto
DVM
Dr. LoPinto launched Veterinary Eye Center in order to establish a veterinary practice that focuses exclusively on ophthalmology.
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Becky Telle
DVM
Dr. Becky Telle is a graduate of Mississippi State University for both her undergraduate and veterinary degrees.
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Emily
LVT
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Amber
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Brendan
LVT
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Francesca
LVT
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Kayde
Procedures
- cataract surgery
- eye care
- corneal diseases
- corrective eyelid procedures
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the clinical interests of Dr. Alex LoPinto?
- Dr. Alex LoPinto's clinical interests include cataract surgery, corneal diseases, and corrective eyelid procedures. He is the Founding Medical Director of the Veterinary Eye Center.
- Which types of animals does the Veterinary Eye Center treat?
- At the Veterinary Eye Center, they examine, diagnose, and treat the eyes of all types of pets, including cats, dogs, birds, and other exotic species.
- When did the Veterinary Eye Center open its first Manhattan location?
- The Veterinary Eye Center's first location in Manhattan opened in April 2021. Since then, it has expanded across Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn.
- Is Dr. Becky Telle a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist?
- Yes, Dr. Becky Telle completed her ophthalmology residency at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and became a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist, as well as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists.