General Practitioners

• Pediatric Care
  After graduation from optometry school, Dr. Sirak worked in Savannah at a private practice specializing in pediatrics and binocular vision before moving permanently to her home in Bluffton. She was a member of the Savannah Women’s Business group and served as secretary for a number of years and also assisted with multiple March of Dimes campaigns in the Savannah area. Dr. Sirak greatly enjoys the medical side of optometry and takes great pride in providing the best medical treatment of all ocular diseases. Her extensive training and multiple years of experience, have prepared Dr Sirak to manage any patient’s glaucoma and ocular surface conditions.
• Primary Care
  Originally from the Pittsburgh, PA area, Dr. Berzansky graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 2005. Upon graduating, he received the “Clinical Excellence in Primary Care” award from the faculty for excellence in eye care. His past medical and surgery co-management internships included rotations at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center of Manchester, NH; and at the Laurel Eye Clinic and Surgery Center in Altoona and Grove City PA. Additionally, Dr. Berzansky gained valuable experience caring for children while interning in the pediatric department of the The Eye Institute in Philadelphia, PA.
• Family Practice
  Dr. Michael Campbell Jr. has recently completed his education and training in optometry. He is joining the family practice that was established over 30 years ago. A Hilton Head Island native, born at the Hilton Head Hospital, Dr. Campbell graduated from Hilton Head Island High School, after which he attended Clemson University, earning a BS degree in biology with a minor in business administration and psychology. Upon graduation, he attended Indiana University School of Optometry where he received his doctorate in optometry. In addition to his academic studies, he was a member of the Optometry Business Club and served on the student American Optometric Association (AOA) board.
• Emergency Care
  If you are on vacation, don’t let an eye problem slow you down! Don’t spend hundreds of dollars, and, countless hours waiting in the emergency room. With the latest technologies and diagnostic tools, we provide our medical expertise to help get you better quickly, and back to enjoying all that Hilton Head has to offer.

Ophthalmologists

• Glaucoma
  After his didactic training, Dr. Campbell underwent three rotations all across the southeast. He was trained by some of the best Ophthalmologist and Optometrist in the country with a focus on glaucoma, dry eye disease, and primary eye care. During his education he was able to treat patients of all demographics and is excited to continue the legacy his father has created.
• Macular Degeneration
  Age Related Macular Degeneration (ARMD) is one of the leading causes of blindness in the world. If you are concerned about developing Macular Degeneration, or if you have a family history of Macular Degeneration, our office offers the “Intelligent Age-related Macular Degeneration Risk Management Program”. This program utilizes the Macular Pigment Optical Density (MPOD) measuring device, known as QuantifEye, to determine an important risk factor for macular health. Contact our office today for your evaluation.
• Laser Eye Surgery
  If you are curious to find out if you could be a candidate for LASIK or other Refractive Surgeries, we offer a customized evaluation to discuss and determine what surgery may be best for you. Dr. Michael Campbell, who was the clinical director of the Hilton Head Laser Eye Center for over 7 years, has referred and co-managed over 1,000 patients. Our office, as an affiliate of TLC, will have you see one of the most respected Lasik surgeons in the country, Dr. Louis Probst. Dr. Probst is one of the most experienced surgeons as well, having dedicating his practice entirely to LASIK surgery, while performing over 100,000 procedures during the last 16 years.
• Cataracts
  Dr. Jessica Sirak is a 2002 graduate of Salus University, formerly known as the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia PA. She attended Grove City College for undergrad and graduated with a BS in Cellular Molecular Biology and a BS in Visual Science from Salus. While in school she completed multiple externships including; with Dr. Stephen Brint in New Orleans for cataracts/lasik co-management, in Phoenix at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center working on reservations and utilizing tele-health services to monitor for diabetes in Alaskan tribes, and a glaucoma and pediatric rotation in Philadelphia.
• Cataract Surgery
  During his rotations, Dr. Campbell received extensive training in glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration management, post-up management care for cataract surgery, corneal graft transplant, LASIK/PRK surgery, and specialty lenses. At the IU Indianapolis Eye Center, he focused on vision therapy for the pediatric and geriatric populations. His last rotation was at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, S.C., where he had the privilege of taking care of veterans who protected our country.
• Eye Exam
  Our doctors typically recommend an eye exam at least every 1 year. If you have a medical condition, the follow-up may be more frequently to monitor that specific condition.

Endocrinologist

• Diabetes Care
• Diabetic Retinopathy
  Besides one being 4 letters longer and more difficult to say, the reality of the matter is that they are a lot more similar than they are different. Much of the training that they receive is the same. Both are well versed in ocular anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and ocular disease detection. The distinction between the two would be that Optometrists are experts in vision correction with glasses and contact lenses along with ocular disease detection, where as Ophthalmologists have received advanced training in ocular disease and surgery. You should see an Optometrist for routine, annual eye care, and an Ophthalmologist if you have advanced eye disease, or a severe injury to the eye. Optometrists have received ample medical training along with more training on correction of refractive error, or “blur” with the use of spectacle lenses and contact lenses. Optometrists are “Primary Care Ocular Physicians,” as they are able to detect eye diseases like cataracts, macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and hundreds more. Optometrists are also medically trained and pharmaceutically certified to treat most common forms of eye disease and ocular injuries, like conjunctivitis or “pink eye,” glaucoma, corneal abrasions, dry eyes, allergies, and many more. If an Optometrist detects a severe eye condition that warrants further evaluation, advanced treatment or ocular surgery, they can then refer you to the appropriate Ophthalmologist who specializes in the area of eye care that you require.

Allergists

• Allergies