Meet Our Team
At Carolina Eyecare Physicians, we are committed to earning the confidence of our patients with a high standard of care. Our team members are dedicated to life-long learning so we can offer our patients the most up-to-date techniques and information.
Our team at Carolina Eyecare Physicians consists of skilled and compassionate staff. Many of our medical doctors have received Castle Connolly “Top Doctors” recognition, which honors physicians for their professional qualifications, reputation, and contributions to their medical specialty.
Meet Our Ophthalmologists
John G. P. Boatwright, MD
Comprehensive Ophthalmology Cataract, Laser, and Refractive Surgery Consultative Ophthalmology
Kerry D. Solomon, MD
Cataract, LASIK, and Advanced Vision Correction Director, Carolina Eye Research Institute Adjunct Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology
Paul M. Herring, MD
Comprehensive Ophthalmology Cataract, Laser, and Refractive Surgery Diabetes & Glaucoma
Peter B. Knowlton, MD
Comprehensive Ophthalmology, Cataract, Laser, and Refractive Surgery, Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery
Robert G. Reuther, MD
Cataract, Laser, and Refractive Surgery Consultative Ophthalmology Diabetic Eyecare Specialist Advanced Glaucoma Care
Thomas J. Newland, MD
Oculoplastics Orbital Neuro-Ophthalmic Surgery Comprehensive Ophthalmology Cataract, Laser, and Refractive Surgery
Meet Our Optometrists
Locations
We have several convenient locations throughout South Carolina. Please view the nearest location to you or get directions below.
Our Services
News
How Often Should Diabetics Get an Eye Exam? A Year-by-Year Guide
Diabetic Eye ExamsReviewed By: Susan DiSario, OD. Summary Most adults with diabetes need regular comprehensive dilated eye exams, but the starting point depends on the type of diabetes. Adults with Type 1 diabetes should generally have their first exam five years after diabetes begins. People with Type 2 diabetes should be examined at diagnosis. After the first […]
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Cornea Transplant Recovery: What to Expect Week by Week
cornea careReviewed By: Dr. Cole Miliken, MD Summary Cornea transplant recovery is gradual. Some patients notice improvement within weeks, while others need many months for vision to stabilize. The timeline depends on the type of transplant, the reason for surgery, your eye health, and how closely you follow your postoperative instructions. More than 47,000 corneal transplants […]
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Cloudy Vision in One or Both Eyes: When Should You See an Eye Doctor?
Cataract Surgery, Laser Cataract SurgeryReviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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How Often Should Diabetics Get an Eye Exam? A Year-by-Year Guide
Reviewed By: Susan DiSario, OD. Summary Most adults with diabetes need regular comprehensive dilated eye exams, but the starting point depends on the type of diabetes. Adults with Type 1 diabetes should generally have their first exam five years after diabetes begins. People with Type 2 diabetes should be examined at diagnosis. After the first […]
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Cornea Transplant Recovery: What to Expect Week by Week
Reviewed By: Dr. Cole Miliken, MD Summary Cornea transplant recovery is gradual. Some patients notice improvement within weeks, while others need many months for vision to stabilize. The timeline depends on the type of transplant, the reason for surgery, your eye health, and how closely you follow your postoperative instructions. More than 47,000 corneal transplants […]
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Cloudy Vision in One or Both Eyes: When Should You See an Eye Doctor?
Reviewed By: Dr. John G. P. Boatwright Summary Cloudy vision can make your vision seem hazy, milky, or foggy. Sometimes it develops gradually and points to a condition like cataracts. Other times, especially when it appears suddenly, it can signal a more urgent problem that needs prompt medical attention. This guide explains common causes of […]
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