Todd J. Lewis, O.D.

Dr. Lewis grew up in Utah County and attended Brigham Young University, graduating in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology. While at BYU, he authored a research paper entitled Refractive Surgery, which investigated emerging laser refractive surgery techniques, including Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK), the precursor to LASIK, which was subsequently published in Insight.

He then attended the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, and graduated cum laude in 1999 with his Doctorate of Optometry. He is a member of Beta Sigma Kappa for academic excellence. While at Southern College of Optometry, he was appointed as one of the few Student Ambassadors to represent the ideals of the college and to assist in recruiting qualified students. Dr. Lewis was then accepted into the residency program at the Eye Institute of Utah, where he supervised and trained interns from optometry schools across the country. While at the Eye Institute, he also gained expertise in ocular pathology and all types of pre- and post-surgical eye care, with special emphasis on LASIK. He is frequently invited as a guest lecturer at BYU.

In the summer of 2000, Dr. Lewis joined Dr. Roland K. Monson and the Eye Clinic team in Provo. Since that time, he has become a preeminent eye care provider and is known throughout the United States. Dr. Lewis enjoys working with all types of patients, from pediatric to geriatric. Dr. Lewis and his staff take the time to make sure that children having their first eye exam have a great experience.

He has a keen interest in working with patients with complicated and hard­-to-­fit contact lenses caused by astigmatism, keratoconus, trauma, refractive surgery, or dry eye. His practice also includes working with patients who struggle with systemic diseases that can affect their eyes, including diabetes, high blood pressure, allergies, and autoimmune diseases. He likewise provides service and education for patients who desire to correct their vision with LASIK, PRK, or Intraocular Collamer Lenses. Additionally, he cares for patients with glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, eye injury, eye infection, and many other eye problems.

Dr. Lewis also speaks fluent Spanish and enjoys working with people from all over the world. He has served on several humanitarian missions to Costa Rica and Mexico, providing eye care through the Lions Club, Red Cross, and Volunteer Optometric Service to Humanity. When not in the office working with patients, Dr. Lewis enjoys spending time with his wife, Angie, their daughter, Ashley, and her husband, Kevin. They enjoy spending their free time discovering new restaurants. You will often find them at a small lake, off the beaten path, enjoying the mountains and fishing for the big one.