Eye Doctor Lafayette, LA

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Comprehensive Eye Care Services in Lafayette

Whether you need a yearly eye examination or advanced treatment for eye disease, at Maison Optique Vision Center, we believe that your complete eye care enhances your total quality of life. Our eye care clinic provides eye exams, contact lens fitting, LASIK eye exam, and Children’s eye exam. If you suffer from dry eyes, eye allergies, eye strain, and cataracts, you can trust that Dr. Jeffrey Boudreaux and Dr. John Bollich have the expertise and experience needed for proper diagnosis and care.

At Maison Optique Vision Center, we are committed to providing comprehensive, thorough eye care services. We specialize in patient care, listening to the unique needs of each patient and finding the solution to their eyecare needs.

Read on to learn more about the specialized eye care services we provide at our Lafayette clinic, just minutes away from Broussard, Breaux Bridge, Youngsville, and Scott.

Learn how important a yearly eye exam can be:

Don’t delay. Maintaining healthy vision is a lifetime investment.

Our services include:

Treatment of Dry Eye

Treating Dry Eye - An Interview with Dr. Boudreaux

Dry Eye can be uncomfortable, and there are many treatment options for patients to relieve their symptoms.
Upneeq

Upneeq is the only FDA-approved prescription eyedrop for acquired ptosis (low-lying lids) that lifts your upper eyelids to open your eyes.
Contact Lens Services

A wide range of Contact Lens services to fit your needs ...
Comprehensive Eye Exam
Lasik Consultation
Cataract Co-management
Treating Eye Allergies With Your Optometrists in Lafayette

Do you suffer from annoying eye allergies? This helpful Q&A session with Dr. Jeffrey Boudreaux will help you understand their causes and treatment options available at Maison Optique Vision Center.
Myopia Management – MiSight

When most people hear the word “myopia,” they usually associate it with nearsightedness – an eye condition that causes blurry distance vision and typically requires correction in the form of glasses, contact lenses, or laser eye surgery.