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The Diamond Vision Laser Center of Manhattan
15 West 44th Street (9th Floor)
New York NY 10036
(877) 877-6532
The Diamond Vision Laser center of Manhattan, NY serves the LASIK needs of our national and international clientele, as well as residents of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester County, NY,
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