Two Common Conditions in Aging Eyes
by Dunwoody Eyecare
Have you ever wondered what happens to the visual system as we age? What does the term "second sight" mean? What ...
About Our Doctors
Dr. June Choe
Dr. June Choe, has been practicing optometry since 1999. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology at Loyola College in Maryland and graduated cum laude in 1994.
She went on to complete her Doctor of Optometry degree at the University of California, Berkeley School of Optometry in 1999. To further her optometric training Dr. Choe studied under multiple clinical settings in a referral based surgical center working with secondary and tertiary ophthalmologists in the treatment of ocular disease and co-management of refractive surgeries at the Magruder Surgical Center in Florida. She has also had the privilege of completing an ocular disease externship at the Beijing Medical University in China. Her other interests include specialty contact lenses and pediatric examinations.
Dr. Choe is certified by the National Board of Optometrists for the treatment and management of ocular diseases. She is also certified by the Drug Enforcement Administration for controlled substances.
Dr. Choe is licensed to practice optometry in Georgia and North Carolina, She has practiced corporate and private practice optometry for the last twenty years. She is an affiliate member of Milan Eye Center and Woolfson Eye Institute. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family. Although her native language is English, she is also fluent in Korean.
Dr. Cassie Croy
Originally from the Chicago suburbs, Dr. Croy started working in optometry in 2010 as a receptionist and technician, which inspired her to become an optometrist. She attended college at Illinois Wesleyan University where she studied Biology and minored in Business Administration, as well as performed on her college Dance Team.
She attended the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN and received her Doctorate of Optometry degree in 2020. She worked in both Illinois and Texas before moving to Georgia in 2023. Dr. Croy’s clinical rotations included Pediatrics, Vision Therapy, Ocular Disease, Low Vision, Private Practice Management, Primary Care, and co-management with Ophthalmology.
Her hobbies include traveling (currently at 20 countries and counting!), dancing, reading, working out, and spending time with her family and friends.
