Ridgewood Eye Associates

Ridgewood Eye Associates is a comprehensive eye care practice for all members of the family. Patients in need of any type of general eye care, medical eye care, surgical eye care or laser eye care in northern New Jersey can depend on the doctors and staff at Ridgewood Eye Associates.

No matter whether patients are seeking routine eye exams for eyeglasses or contact lenses, or diagnostic procedures for complex eye health, eye surgery or vision problems, the expertise and experience is available to you at our practice.Our office is open Monday 8 AM-4:15 PM, Tuesday 11 AM-7 PM and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8 AM-4:30 PM.

Aisha Hasan, M.D. is an Ophthalmologist, Cataract Surgeon & Cornea Specialist at Ridgewood Eye Associates in Paramus. Dr. Hasan received her medical degree from the Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and completed a residency in Ophthalmology at the BronxCare Health Network where she was Chief Resident, followed by a fellowship in Cornea & External Disease at Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital.

The ophthalmologist eye doctors at Ridgewood Eye Associates in Paramus NJ offer testing, eye exams, diagnosis and treatment of nearsightedness or myopia for patients of all ages. Nearsightedness or myopia is a common refractive vision problem that results most often from the axial length of the eye being too long and/or the curvature of the Cornea being too steep.

The ophthalmologist eye doctors at Ridgewood Eye Associates in Paramus NJ offer diagnosis and treatment of Presbyopia, an age related near vision focusing problem. Presbyopia is an aging phenomenon that occurs as the Crystalline Lens loses its flexibility. Presbyopia begins at around age 40 and progresses until about age 65.

The ophthalmologist eye doctors at Ridgewood Eye Associates in Paramus NJ provide examination, diagnosis and treatment of eyelid inflammation, infection and blepharitis for patients of all ages. Eyelid inflammation, also called blepharitis is a common and ongoing condition where the eyelids become inflamed and swollen often with oily particles and bacteria coating the eyelid margin near the base of the eyelashes.