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Welcome to Dr. Parkin and Sharper Vision of Brooklyn, New York


Dr. Desmond Parkin and his experienced staff has been providing eyecare to the Prospect Heights/Park Slope area of Brooklyn since 1998. Our office is conveniently located in the historic Prospect Height area and is easily accessed from most of Brooklyn.

At both of our locations we've assembled a team of professionals to provide you and your family with the best possible eye care. Dr. Parkin and his staff have years of experience in dealing with eye disease and vision conditions of all types. Our equipment is state of the art, and brings a high level of technology to our community. From our automated diagnostic tools, to our advanced eye imaging systems, we can offer the highest level of care. Combined with our outstanding optical and contact lens services, you'll find that we can meet all your eye care needs.
 

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