Pediatric Ophthalmic Consultants

All the doctors that we have seen at this practice have been awesome! Dr. Ceisler did our son’s surgery and was fantastic! We just had to change providers due to changes with our insurance coverage. We are now seeing Dr. Nam and she is also amazing. We completely trust her knowledge and expertise. She is very understanding and wonderful with the kids. We can highly recommend both Dr. Ceisler and Dr. Nam to anyone.

Absolutely amazing team at this office, they take incredible care of our kids during every visit. Dr Lee is wonderful, patient, and terrific at managing even the youngest family members while addressing all questions and concerns.

This is place is amazing!!!!. I was so worried about my child’s eyes. Dr. Ceisler was so amazing. She is so smart!! She is so kind. She takes the time to explain everything. Her assistant, Dakota, was so helpful. I feel much better about my son’s condition. I felt heard and see . Thank you Dr. Creisler🥰🥰🥰

Dr. Nam is wonderful. She corrected my son’s prescription immediately since we had been having trouble getting the right one with other eye doctors. She was so kind and helpful and we were seen right on time. The office is very clean and beautiful too.

If bedside manner or the doctor being extremely dismissive isn't important, the pre-care and check in team is fantastic - which itself is hard to find. We've seen multiple doctors at the Tribeca location, this was my first time seeing Escuder. She was very dismissive of any questions and when I tried to take notes or ask questions about care, she kept rushing me and said it would all be on pages being provided. She made it clear my note taking was impeding on her time. I also asked if my sons 'weak' eyes (old school term 'lazy') had gotten worse or improved from our last visit and she said that wasn't a medical term and she wouldn't recognize it. I said, whatever the medical term for it then - and she became more dismissive and refused to answer. For clarity, my son is getting treated for what would otherwise be called lazy or weak eyes. The last visit they had used the term 'weak, or what's often referred to as lazy.' I was repeating terms the same office used previously. Happy for use of the medical term, but would have appreciated an answer. I can research myself, but especially for my child, I was hoping to get more thorough information on my child's eye issues. I thought I was being sensitive (especially bc in most care I don't mind bad bedside manner as long as the doctor is good, and thorough) but after discussing my experience with other doctors, they were all more upset. The pre-care team was super into my questions and that perhaps set off the doctor to have some preconceived opinions - but I had 2 questions for the doctor, and neither were answered - and both were dismissed without any clarity. I am now finding a new team for my son. The diagnosis isn't in question, though. It's the experience and need for a doctor willing to explain the issues fully.