The Short Hills Ophthalmology Group is the oldest and largest eye care provider in the area. It was founded in 1948 by Dr. Gerald Fonda, a well known low vision specialist, and has grown to include two locations and four doctors. The physicians at Short Hills Ophthalmology provide comprehensive eye care including small-incision, no stitch cataract surgery, the latest LASIK technology, and in-office procedures. A full-service optical dispensary and contact lens services are on premises. Dr. Farbowitz believes in using cutting-edge technology to best serve his patients.

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Rodger H. Silverstein, MD

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Dr. Rodger Silverstein is a fifth-generation Ophthalmologist who has been practicing since 1981. Dr. Silverstein says he always knew he wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfathers before him, one of whom even contributed to the development of contact lenses! Dr. Silverstein also trained under Dr. Long, a pioneer of macular surgery and Dr. Fyodorov, the father of corneal refractive surgery.

Katy Lo, OD

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My love of eyes started when I wrote an article for a class in school about the evolution of eyes. It is truly a miracle we are able to see. This love blossomed into a passion, and I found myself drawn to the field of Optometry. Each patient has special needs and requirements to obtain the best possible vision available to them.

Maya Poplyansky, OD

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My interest in eye health began when a close family member was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition that affected her eyes. It took many months of consultations with various different specialists until an eye doctor finally discovered the root of her condition. I remember trying to understand how her condition came about, and later realizing how our visual system is so interconnected with the rest of our organs.

Dry Eye Clinic

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Some dry eye is intermittent, from being tired, being out in the wind or sun, contact lens wear, eye fatigue, or medications. Some is chronic, from tear insufficiency, inflammation, or MGD. If you think your eyes are feeling dry, itchy, gritty, watery, or blurry at times, it's important to speak to your doctor.

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