Dr. Renee Bovelle, MD

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"Dr. Renee Bovelle - Ophthalmologist – IAHCP Dr. Renee Bovelle Is A Remarkable Ophthalmology Expert Highly Regarded In Her Line Of Work Ophthalmology represents a medical branch that entails the diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions. While some ophthalmology experts may also perform eye exams and screens, ophthalmology usually entails medical and surgical treatments. The origins of the word ophthalmology lie in the Greek language, and it can literally be translated as the science of the eyes. Dr. Renee Bovelle established her private practice, Envision Eye and Laser Center, in 2004 in Glenn Dale, California. Drawing on her outstanding cornea and refractive surgery skills as well as on her expertise in state-of-the-art technology, she enjoys a reputation for excellence in her line of work offering both surgical and non-surgical treatments for her patients. Dr. Renee Bovelle has performed thousands of LASIK, laser, cataract, ophthalmic and BOTOX procedures while helping her patients make informed decisions about medical, aesthetic or surgical treatments. Determined to treat her patients with care and compassion, she offers individualized treatment plans to enhance and rejuvenate her patients and promote disease prevention, overall wellness and patient education. In addition, she served as Associate Professor of Ophthalmology with the Louisiana State University. For more information about Dr. Renee Bovelle and Envision Eye and Laser Center, please visit www.envisioneyeandlaser.com. Dr. Renee Bovelle has recently received publication in the Leading Physicians of the World as a result of her exceptional work in ophthalmology. She is also actively involved in several national and international public speaking programs with Allergan Speakers Bureau. Dr. Renee Bovelle is a distinguished member of the ophthalmologic community as well as a published author in medical textbooks and ophthalmology journals. She is an advocate and active contributor in various philanthropic initiatives including medical mission volunteer work for children at a local and international scale. She participated in numerous mission trips and health fairs and volunteered in Prince George’s County, Washington, Louisiana, Jamaica, Africa, and India. In her time away from work, she enjoys listening jazz. For more information about Dr. Renee Bovelle, please visit www.renee-bovelle-findatopdoc.com. Dr. Renee Bovelle earned her medical degree from the University of California-School of Medicine, in 1992. Evidencing her commitment to medicine, she continued to expand her knowledge through her internships with Johns Hopkins Hospital and MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. Furthermore, she completed her residency at Yale University, serving as Chief Resident, and her fellowship in cornea and refractive surgery at Louisiana State University Eye Center. Dr. Renee Bovelle is a Fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, Ocular Nutrition Society, and American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. She is board certified in ophthalmology by the American Board of Ophthalmology. For more information about Dr. Renee Bovelle, please visit www.renee-bovelle.findatopdoc.com."

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