• Due to a fire at the Penn Ave location, that office is temporarily closed. While it’s closed, we will be open in our Munhall office on Tues. 9am-7pm, Wed. 9am-4pm, and Thu. 8:30am-4pm in addition to our Mon. and Fri. regular hours.

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    What We Offer

    • Routine Vision Exams, Glasses and Contacts

    • Medical Eye Exams

    • Eye Surgery (e.g., Cataracts, Glaucoma, Eyelids, etc.)

    • Cosmetic Eye Surgery and Services

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    Pittsburgh Eye Associates performs complete and thorough routine and medical eye examinations for people of all ages using a variety of advanced instruments and techniques which make it possible to diagnose conditions both inside and outside the eye.

    Call our office at 412-683-0500 to verify our insurance participation and your eye care benefits.

    Reviews From Our Happy Patients

    • Yael G, Pittsburgh

      “My recent eye exam with Dr. Cecchini was very thorough and professional. He was really knowledgeable. I loved the glasses selection and found the perfect pair for the perfect price, with the optician’s knowledgeable assistance – and I am quite picky! I highly recommend Pittsburgh Eye Associates. Everyone was wonderful, caring and answered all my questions.”

    • Carl B, Munhall

      "For years I struggled with bifocals and that middle-age eye adjustment. Finally, I went to see Dr. Cecchini at Pittsburgh Eye Associates. Between the analysis and proper lens correction, I see as well as I did 20 years ago! Both the eyeglasses and contact lenses have been game-changers for me. I can’t thank and recommend Pittsburgh Eye Associates enough.”

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