Element Eye Care

Dr. Nicolotte Zawilinski received her Doctor of Optometry degree from the Michigan College of Optometry. She completed training at the Northern Indiana VA Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, and Anderson Eye Associates. Through this training, she gained extensive experience in the areas of ocular disease, contact lens fitting, pediatric eye care, low vision rehabilitation, and pre and post-operative care for refractive surgery and cataract patients.

Whether you need bifocals, trifocals, progressives, computer lenses, transitions or contact lenses. Our skilled staff will help you to decide which lens type is best for your unique visual needs. By using state-of-the art technology, our thorough exams further ensure you are getting the most accurate prescription possible, thus reducing possible eyestrain and/or headaches that often occur when prescriptions are too strong or too weak.

We know how precious your little one is to you and we believe their eyesight is no different. Since poor eyesight can lead to developmental and learning delays, we recommend your child have their eyes examined at an early age. While our doctors have seen children as young as 2 years old, we recommend your child at least have their first eye exam no later than 4-5years of age.

An eye emergency is any event where your eyesight is at risk. These emergencies require prompt treatment with your eye care specialist to prevent vision loss. If you feel you have an eye emergency, contact your eye doctor immediately. If your eye doctor is not immediately available to assist or direct you, report to the nearest emergency room.

Our highly trained doctors will evaluate your eyes and discuss your visual goals to help determine if you are a good candidate for laser vision correction. If goals are appropriate and there are no contraindications for the procedure, we will recommend a pre-operative evaluation to determine suitability for surgery.