Optometrist in Butler, WI
Looking for an optometrist in Butler, WI? 414 Eyes serves Milwaukee and the surrounding communities, including the Village of Butler, with practical, personalized eye care for families, working adults, and patients of every age. We handle routine and comprehensive eye exams, prescription eyeglasses, contact lenses, macular degeneration testing, glaucoma management, pediatric eye exams, and same-day glasses.
Butler has a long working history, and eye care here has to fit around shift schedules, school pickups, and everything in between. An optometrist in Butler should respect your time and your questions. We keep appointments efficient and explanations clear and straightforward. You leave knowing what we found, what it means for your eye health, and what happens next.
Why Choose us as your Optometrist
in Brookfield WI?
Comprehensive Eye Health Evaluations
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Expert Medical Eye Care
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Convenient Access for the Region
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Insurance Coordination
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Advanced Lens Technology
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Living in Butler and looking for an optometrist nearby? Let us be your trusted eye care provider. Book an appointment online today!
Our Optometry Services for Brookfield Residents
Why Choose us as your Optometrist
in Brookfield WI?
Comprehensive Eye Health Evaluations
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Expert Medical Eye Care
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Convenient Access for the Region
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Insurance Coordination
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Advanced Lens Technology
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Living in Brookfield and looking for an optometrist nearby? Let us be your trusted eye care provider. Book an appointment online today!
Eye care built around how Butler lives and works
Butler calls itself Train Town USA, and the village grew up around the rail yards built here in 1909. That industrial character never left. Many of our Butler patients work in trades and manufacturing, where clear vision is a safety requirement and eyewear takes a beating. We fit prescription lenses that hold up to that, and we take the time to get the fit right.
Butler students attend the Hamilton School District, and children’s vision is one of the most common reasons families first come to see us. Undetected myopia progression affects a child’s ability to read the board, follow a lesson, and stay engaged at school. Our myopia control options can slow that progression rather than simply correcting it each year.
For longtime residents, we focus on the conditions that develop quietly. Glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and age-related macular degeneration all cause vision loss that is easier to prevent than to reverse. Regular exams are the preventive step that makes the difference.
What our patients say about us
Your Doctors
Meet Dr. Fan and Dr. Smith
An eye exam should end with more than a prescription slip. Dr. Fan and Dr. Smith explain what they see, what it means, and which treatment option makes sense for you.
Optometrist
Dr. Janice Fan, OD
Dr. Fan is a graduate of the Southern College of Optometry and focuses on the medical diagnosis of eye disease. Her contact lens work includes toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses for presbyopia, and comfortable fits for patients who have struggled to find them elsewhere. As your optometrist in Butler, she also writes precise eyeglass prescriptions and helps patients choose frames that suit them.
Optometrist
Dr. W. Colin Smith, OD
Dr. Smith manages ocular disease, including dry eye treatment and glaucoma monitoring. He assesses optic nerve health, interprets OCT imaging to catch changes early, and provides pre-operative and post-operative care for patients whose treatment plan includes cataract surgery or LASIK with a surgical specialist.
New Patient?
We would love to hear from you
If you are seeking an exam that will tell you more about your eye than just an eyeglass prescription, then consider making an appointment with us today! We accept new patients and a wide variety of vision and medical insurance plans as well as Care Credit.
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FAQs
Our office sits at 3925 S 76th St in Milwaukee, roughly 20 minutes south of Butler. Many Waukesha County patients looking for an optometrist in Butler make the drive because we can complete an exam and provide new glasses in a single visit.
The American Optometric Association recommends a comprehensive eye exam once a year for most adults, and more often if you have diabetes or a family history of eye disease. Annual visits are one of the many preventive steps that support optimal eye health, since most conditions are easier to manage when they are diagnosed early. Children should be seen yearly too, because controlling myopia progression works best when it starts young.
Yes. Same-day glasses are one of our specialties. You can have a comprehensive eye exam, choose frames from our in-house eyewear collection, and leave with new prescription lenses the same day instead of waiting a week or more. If you need a contact lens exam as well, we can usually fit it into the same visit.
Our experienced eye doctors diagnose and manage most eye conditions in-house, including glaucoma, dry eye, and diabetic eye disease. That includes age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of sight loss in the developed world. Advanced diagnostic technology helps us catch these changes early, while treatment options may be most effective. If your case calls for laser treatment or traditional surgery, we refer you to a trusted surgeon and manage your care before and after.
We accept a wide range of vision and medical insurance plans, and we can confirm your benefits before your appointment. CareCredit is available if you would prefer to spread the cost of eye care and eyewear over time.