Better Vision Optometric has been serving the Fayetteville community with optometry services for almost 20 years. The clinic is known for personalized service, friendly staff, and doctors who take the time to answer any and all questions. Patients come to the office for diagnosis, recommendations, and treatment for conditions and diseases such as dry eye syndrome, strabismus, computer vision syndrome, cataracts, pink eye, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. Better Vision offers consultations and referrals for vision correction services such as LASIK, and a range of eyewear, lenses, and contacts is also available. Dr. Chris Holland graduated from The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry and served in the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg. Dr. Holland is a member of the North Carolina State Optometric Society and the American Optometric Association as well.

Cape Fear Eye Associates, P.A. has been a Fayetteville optometry practice for 30 years. The group works with an extensive network of optometrists and physicians to provide services including full eye exams, Custom (bladeless) iLASIK, PRK, PTK, LenSx (bladeless) cataract surgery, diabetic and retinal treatment, corneal transplants, and glaucoma treatment. Pediatric eye care includes exams, neonatal ICU exams, school exams, pediatric eye muscle surgery, Vision Therapy, and InfantSEE exams. Cosmetic eyelid surgery and specialized contact lens fittings are also available. Patients have access to Board Certified Surgeons and other highly recognized doctors, including a Fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and retired Colonel of the Medical Corps U.S. Army Reserve. All associations, memberships, and extensive qualifications of the clinic's doctors can be found online. CareCredit is accepted.

Cape Fear Optometric Clinic brings almost 50 years of eye care practice to Fayetteville residents. Patients of all ages visit the family-run clinic for affordable eye exams, contact lens fittings, and the diagnosis, treatment, and management of various eye diseases and conditions including astigmatism, hyperopia, myopia, presbyopia, cataracts, diabetes, and glaucoma. Prescription eyewear is also available as well as transition lenses, digital lenses, polarized lenses, and fashionable frames and sunglasses from the likes of Ray-Ban, Vera Bradley, and Banana Republic. Dr. William C. Philbrick received his Doctor of Optometry from Ohio State University College of Optometry, served in the US Army for two years as an optometrist at Womack Army Hospital, and has been at Cape Fear since 1970.

Carolina Vision Center offers optometry services in Fayetteville. The center is known for compassionate care, open communication, and personalized attention with services for eyeglass prescriptions, treatment for corneal or vitreoretinal disorders, diabetic eye disease management, glaucoma treatment, surgery, cataract surgery, Visian ICL implants, and dry eye treatment. Patients also have access to both LASIK procedures and informational LASIK seminars. The founder, Dr. Michael G. Woodcock, has performed over 64,000 successful vision correction procedures and was a primary investigator in the FDA study for commercial approval of LASIK nationwide. Dr. Woodcock was also the first North Carolina surgeon to be approved for the use of the Crystalens and the ReZoom lens for cataract treatment and has been named one of America’s Top Ophthalmologists by the Consumer’s Research Council of America.

Eye Medics Optometry has been serving the Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Hope Mills, Eastover, and Raeford communities of North Carolina since 2003. The vision center provides eye exams and emergency eye care for adults and pediatrics (babies, infants, toddlers, and children) starting at 6 months old. It is known for sleepSEE Ortho-K, a nonsurgical vision correction procedure that is also used for myopia control, sports vision enhancement, and post-LASIK sight restoration. Other services offered are convergence insufficiency therapy, sty treatment, lazy eye, conjunctivitis/pinkeye, vision therapy, dry eyes, red eyes, glaucoma, eye turns, and cataracts. Dr. Singletary graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (AAOMC). Insurance plans accepted are Tricare, Humana, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid, Medicare, VSP, Signa, United Healthcare, and Community Eye Care.

Northgate Eye Center OD, PA provides optometry services in the Cameron area. The office uses state-of-the-art equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of various ocular conditions, diseases, and vision problems, and patients can also obtain vision correction services, lenses, frames, and contacts. Northgate provides a convenient eyewear lifestyle guide online as well for individuals to complete before a visit to know what glasses will suit them best. Dr. Lisa A. Parke received her Doctor of Optometry Degree from Nova Southeastern University and provided optometry services to military families while stationed at Ft. Bragg. Dr. Parke is a member of the American Optometric Association as well as the North Carolina State Optometric Society and also donates services to children via the Western Harnett Lions Club.

Risk Optometric Associates, PA has been an eye clinic in the Fayetteville area for over 20 years. The center has served over two hundred thousand patients and employs doctors who have been with it for over 10 years. Individuals receive an hour for each eye exam, affordable rates, and a range of services from pediatric exams and treatment for ocular conditions to the management of eye diseases and co-management of LASIK and other procedures. Risk Optometric welcomes walk-ins if scheduling allows, is open on Saturday, and accepts most insurances including Tricare. The office stocks over 2,000 contact lenses, and patients have access to Walmart's line of frames as well, given the clinic is in that store. Risk Optometric holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Village Eye Care has been providing optometry services in Fayetteville for over 25 years. Services at the clinic include Blephex for dry eye treatment, CXL treatment for keratoconus, corneal mapping, pediatric eye exams, custom-designed WAVE rigid contacts, cataract surgery, glaucoma testing, Latisse, visual field testing, and eye emergency care. Optical Coherence Tomography scans and digital retinal imaging are also available. The center offers designer frames, thousands of contact lenses, prescription glasses, lens treatments, sunglasses, specialty eyewear, and transitions lenses as well with a team to help patients fit and choose. Village Eye Care donates its services on mission trips for underprivileged communities in countries such as Ecuador and Belize and to the National Society to Prevent Blindness. Insurance plans accepted by the center include Tricare, BlueCross/Blue Shield of NC, Medicare, NC HealthChoice, and Medicaid.