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Ask the Doctor at Style… Dear Readers, This amazing Valentines issue is not only romantic, but also to keep you healthy, at least if you go to the doctor frequently. We are here to help with a selection of the best doctors in our area. The selected are recommended by their local peers and many local and regional readers. It is always important to us to present you professionals that are known and recommended by their local professionals and readers, and not some list from Boston or New York. We make sure that all of our “Elite Doctors” are in business and ready to take good care of you. Please let us know about your experience when you visit any of these professionals. It amazes me to think that we are already into the second month of the new year! 2020 has already proven itself to be an exciting year, and we are looking forward to what it holds for the beautiful city of Tampa. We have walked into a new decade, and I am sure that many of your New Year’s resolutions have inspired you to embrace a year of taking chances and pursuing goals. Whatever your dreams for 2020, I hope that you take the opportunity to do what you really love this year. February means it is time to celebrate that special someone in your life. To find love is truly such a gift, so take the opportunity this Valentine’s Day to show the one you love what they mean to you. Life is made up of treasured moments that you will remember, so don’t let this lovely night pass you by without planning a perfect evening that you will cherish forever. Treat your significant other to dinner or drinks at one of our city’s fabulous restaurants, or take the day to experience some of our world-class entertainment options right here in Tampa. Whatever you decide to do with your loved one, there are limitless ways to fill your Valentine’s Day with excitement, so, make your reservations!

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This month, we are revealing our Valentine’s Issue, which will inspire you with ways to make February 14 the most beautiful day ever. Also, we’ll show you how you can update your 2019 wardrobe into a collection of pieces that will get you feeling ready to take on this new year. At Tampa Style, we always want to keep you informed of the most current trends and tips to help you enhance your personal style. Now that it’s February, spring is right around the corner! That means you’ll want to decide what looks to feature this next season. Let’s put those winter coats and colors away and make way for spring-friendly fashions. In the spirit of love, we would like to share with you our heartfelt appreciation for you, our loyal readers. We are so thankful for your unending support, and your dedication to our magazine encourages us year after year to create an issue that is sure to motivate and inspire. Also, I would like to extend my gratitude to our faithful team of writers, designers, and photographers, as well as our amazing advertisers. We could not do this without you! Happy Valentine’s Day Sincerely,

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18 / LIVING ‘N STYLE I Woke Up Like This

23 / EVENTS Whats Happening Tampa 24 / LIVING ‘N STYLE Say Bye To Eye Bags By Sara Cody

26 / LIVING ‘N STYLE The Statement Sneakers - Dad Shoes Are Out By Shelby Newman

CONTENTS

34 / TRAVEL ‘N STYLE Take a Ride to a Staycation at The Daytona By Dana Domato 36 / HEALTH Food Sensitivity Testing For A Personalized Diet By Shelby Newman 38 / TOYS Tesla Cybertruck By Khadejah Khan 40 / CELEBRITY SOUP Perpetually Single Celebrities By Riesa Pascal 42 / DON’T MISS THE BEAT By Courtney Caggiano 44 / FASHION Laganza Photography by SlinkyAdvPhoto

56 / FASHION A Dope New Way To Do Skincare By Shelby Newman 60 / STYLE MD You Can Never Be Too Rich Or Too Thin. By Dawn Harris Sherling, M.D., F.A.C.P.

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TAME YOUR MANE 5 no-heat styles for unruly hair By Shelby Newman

We’ve all been there - in a hurry to get ready in the morning and your outrageous bedhead just isn’t cooperating. It’s tempting to whip out the flat iron and crank it up to high heat, but doing this often will only weaken the quality of your hair. Whether it be frizz, out of control curls, hair that’s too thick, or even too thin, we’ve got the no-heat styles that are going to change your hair routine for the better. 1. Double French Braids The two french braid look is not only trendy, but it encompasses all parts of your hair, leaving no room for ‘hairrors’. Begin by fully brushing hair so there are no tangles. Next, part your hair in the middle and separate into two sections. Braid hair, starting close to the root, all the way down one side of your head and repeat on the other side. Finish with a light hairspray to control any flyaways. This look takes only minutes to accomplish and leaves hair looking sleek and trendy without the heat. 2. Sleek Pony A slicked back ponytail is one of the most underrated styles in the game. The movie Mean Girls says that you should only wear a ponytail once a week, but we would argue that you can rock this look all the time! Ariana Grande is infamous for her iconic high ponytail that she wears for almost

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any occasion. Other red carpet celebrities have been seen sporting this look to formal events because it’s so easy to make it suitable for any type of event. Begin by brushing through hair to eliminate tangles. Next, apply a generous amount of hair mousse to the root area of your hair and brush it through. Using a hair elastic, tie hair in a tight ponytail, leaving out a small section. Wrap the left-out section of hair around the exposed hair tie to cover it and secure with a bobby pin. Finally, use a light hairspray to tame flyaways and keep the look in place all day. 3. Top Knot Bun No matter what problems your mane faces, you can always rely on a trustee top knot bun to save you in a hair emergency. After brushing through tangles, put your hair in a high ponytail, secured with a hair elastic. Next, begin wrapping hair in a twisting motion around the base of the ponytail. Once the bun is formed, wrap another hair elastic around it. Pull out small pieces from both sides of the front of your head to give it a more tousled look. If thin hair is your issue, use a bun donut at the base of your ponytail to give the illusion of thickness. 4. Down and Natural If you’re someone with unruly hair, you know that product is your best friend when wearing your

hair down. Never skip the leave-in conditioner after a shower. To construct waves and curls, use a curl constructing mousse on damp hair and scrunch it a few times and then don’t touch it anymore. The more you touch your hair, the more that frizz and oil from your hands will destroy your look. Finish with a light hairspray or argan oil for dry or damaged hair. Hair should dry looking fresh and controlled. 5. Double French Twists This look is a ‘twist’ on the classic french braid, but instead of braiding with three strands of hair you only need to use two. Begin by brushing out your hair and parting it in the middle. Grab a generously sized piece of hair located in the front of your head and split it in two. Next, twist the two pieces once and add more hair the bottom strand. Continue this pattern until you’ve reached the bottom of your head and repeat on the other side of your head. Secure the ends with a hair elastic and put hair in a low ponytail, bun, or even leave it down. Finish the look with a light hairspray to prevent flyaways. No matter your hair type, these no-heat styles will keep you looking fresh all year long without the burden of heat damage.

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B Y D AW N H A R R I S S H E R L I N G , M . D . , F. A . C . P.

There is an old Edgar Allen Poe story where a man starts walking down a catacomb path, thinking he is just going on an ordinary journey, when his companion starts to bury him alive. The companion is carrying all the tools he needs to bury his “friend” and is even hinting that he might do so, but the man ignores all the warnings and merrily continues alongside his companion. That’s sort of what the flu is like. Just like the man, oblivious to the signs he is being given, no one thinks the flu might kill them. It is often lumped together with the ordinary cold, as in “cold and flu season” or “cold and flu remedies.” This is an unfortunate juxtaposition because it minimizes what the flu is and what it can do to the human body. We ignore warnings about the flu at our own peril. The flu, or influenza, is not a bad cold. It is also not a stomach virus. If you have the sniffles and a low-grade fever less than 100.5, odds are, it is not the flu. The flu is an infection with Influenza virus A or B. And if you’ve had it, you feel like you’ve been hit by a truck. Getting out of bed might prove challenging. Every muscle in your body will ache. Your temperature will likely go above 101. You may not feel like eating and have some nausea. Most people will have a little bit of a runny nose, possibly a sore throat, and oftentimes a cough. That’s what the flu has in common with a cold, which is caused by a different bunch of viruses. But you’ve never had a cold like this. When you have the flu, it is a struggle to do anything— at least for the first few days and up to a week. After that, and with a good immune system and a touch of luck (a healthy immune system does not guarantee recovery from the flu), you will start to feel better. But, unlike the common cold, it can take a month or longer to fully recover from the flu. That’s what happens to most people who have the flu. Other people don’t get better after a few days. They get worse. And while it is usually the very old, the very young, people who are already sick with a chronic

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disease, or pregnant women who get life threatening complications from the flu, almost every internist, pulmonologist, and infectious disease doctor has a story of at least one formerly healthy, young or middleaged adult who succumbed to the flu. Who might this young person who does not survive the flu be? In truth, it could be any of us. And that’s what is most scary about the flu. It can strike down anyone. For the 2017-2018 flu season, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimated nearly 80,000 deaths in the U.S. were caused by flu. Of these, over 10,000 occurred in adults 18-64 years old (https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/ burden/2017-2018.htm). What can you do to protect yourself from becoming a victim of the flu? First, unlike the man in the Edgar Allen Poe story, recognize that you are at risk. Second, get a flu shot. Any given flu season, it’s usually about 50% effective at preventing infection from influenza. So, the flu shot may not keep you from getting the flu. But neither will your seat belt prevent you from getting into a car accident. It will, however, protect you from dying if you should get into an accident. And that’s the best sales pitch for the flu shot. Very few people who have had the vaccination wind up in the hospital with the flu, and even fewer wind up sick enough to have to go to the ICU. If you should get the flu, the CDC estimates that getting the flu shot reduces the risk of winding up in the ICU by 82% in adults (https://www.cdc.gov/ flu/vaccines-work/vaccineeffect.htm). If, despite your best efforts, you should contract the flu, the best thing you can do is rest, drink lots of fluids, and take antiinflammatory medication to feel better. If you contact your doctor within the first few days of getting sick, he or she can prescribe a medication that may shorten the course of the flu by a day or two. The best thing you can do for your friends and coworkers if you are sick is to stay away. Keep sick kids out of school too. The flu can quickly turn into a horror story, and we should all try to keep each other safe during flu season.

Dr. Sherling is a general internist and assistant professor at Florida Atlantic University Schmidt College of Medicine. She is the author of several academic articles, a book chapter on diabetes prevention, and a medical thriller, Not Quite Dead. Website: dawnharrissherling.com Twitter: @dharrissherling

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FLU “With a good immune system and a touch of luck (a healthy immune system does not guarantee recovery from the flu), you will start to feel better. But, unlike the common cold, it can take a month or longer to fully recover from the flu.”

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CHALMERS JESS GIRAFFE PRINT CHEMISE Exceptionally silky and soft, this cotton chemise covered in colorful giraffes is sure to give a causal, effortless look. $60 / Nordstrom.com

I Woke Up Like This

Pajama Couture 2020 Chances are, your five-year-old self had, at some point, tried to wear pajamas out of the house. The chances are also high that, unless you had exceptionally cool parents, you were forbidden to do so. Fortunately, wearing pajamas out of the house is officially in, and your five-year-old self is screaming. Never again will you have to choose between comfort and style, because some of today’s hottest trends feature pajamas that you can wear in and out of the bedroom, and look great while doing it.

Lounging in silk A.L.C. X PARACHUTE SILK SET Style this set together when lounging around the house, or pair each piece with streetwear for an easy, elevated look. Made from crepe de Chine silk and crafted with superior attention to detail – this limited edition sleepwear collection looks so good, you can wear it anywhere. $299 / Alcltd.com

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1. Silk Sets Matching sets are the perfect one-and-done outfit for any occasion. Celebrities like Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez have been spotted flaunting chic silk sets. Go for a trendy pattern like striped or plaid that isn’t too busy. You can pair it with minimalist shoes like stilettos to make this a look that’s sure to turn a few heads. 2. Joggers There’s nothing more on-trend than combining sleek and slouchy pieces. The Kardashians are infamous for including sweatpants in their classy street style. In order to avoid looking like you just rolled out of bed, it’s important to find staple accessories that will complement such casual pants, like heeled booties and a trench coat or a blazer. 3. Wide-Leg Pants Wide-leg pants are not only comfortable, but a stylish way to execute pajama couture. Make

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sure the leg of your pants hits no further than two inches above the ankle. This way, the pants will look clean and put together, rather than swallowing your lower half with fabric. To style them, you’ll want to pick out a top that accentuates your waist. To finish off the look, choose simple shoes, like flats, that won’t take too much attention away from the pants. 4. Lace Camisoles A lace camisole is a classic piece that will never date. There are lots of ways to dress it up, like pairing with a leather skirt and heels. If you are looking to go the more casual route, you can pair with jeans and boots. Either way, you’ll reap the comfort of wearing pajamas and the stylishness of an upscale outfit. 5. Robes The robe is debatably the most iconic statement piece in pajama couture. It is extremely versatile and can be worn a number of ways – as a dress, a jacket, or even a top. In the wintertime, robes can become great layering pieces, worn with a lighter top under it and even with heavier jackets over it. At first glance, you might think these styles look like you forgot to get dressed this morning. But the reality is, loungewear is the new streetwear. Take advantage of the comfort and style this trend offers because pajama couture is the ultimate ‘I woke up like this’.

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JCREW SQUARE SILK SCARF IN TIGER FOULARD Bringing back the 50’s, this dainty, lightweight silk scarf will brighten up any outfit with its cool color palette. Its wide range of styling possibilities makes it sure to bring a little something for everyone. $49.50 / Jcrew.com

Skins & Prints

5 ways to wear the animal print trend this winter By Shelby Newman

Silk Scarves This incredibly versatile accessory can be worn as a necktie, a belt, or even a headband. It’s a piece that will keep you warm as well as spice up any basic blazer or coat. Peacoats A printed lightweight coat is the perfect statement piece for those brisk winter nights. Throw it over your classic night-out outfit for a playful yet bold look. Booties Booties are a must-have in every seasonal wardrobe - snakeskin booties are all the rage right

TATCHA LUMINOUS DEWY SKIN MIST This hydrating skin mist is good for any skin type looking for a boost of soothing hydration and a dewy glow. It’s infused with hadasei-3 anti-aging complex and formulated with more than 20 percent botanical oils and humectants to leave skin looking luminous. $48 / Sephora.com

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now, and they pair well with a skinny jean and a cable knit sweater. Hair Clips Barrettes and hair clips are some of the hottest hair accessory trends of the season. A tortoise-shell printed hair clip is perfect for the minimalist that wants to break out of their simplistic habits without completely abandoning their stylistic roots. Hand Bags A woman’s purse is a vital component of her outfit. A cheetah print or snakeskin bag is a foolproof way to complement your look without the commitment of wearing a risky piece that can’t be removed.

The Hydration Boost You Didn’t Know You Needed Winter is the prime time for dry and cracking lips, hair, and skin. Dehydration is often the culprit, but in the winter months, cool, dry air is to blame. Tackle dry, peeling, unmanageable skin before it even happens by stocking up on our favorite chilly weather essentials. A hydrating skin mist is the secret tool you won’t know you were missing until you try it. Mists can be sprayed on the face, with or without makeup, so it’s the perfect midday pick-me-up when your skin starts to look like it needs some extra glow. The other must-have product is a moisturizing lip balm that will nourish and protect lips from drying out. It’s important to throw one of these bad boys in your bag every time you leave for easy access to reapplication.

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In icy blue denim, this oblique-embroidered canvas bag by Maria Grazia Chiuri brings together the anti-establishment spirit of 1950s England with the New Look revolution. Carried in the hand or on the shoulder, this bag is a fascinating mix of classicism and subversion, of elegance and rebellion. $3,700 / Dior.com

Iconic Baguette bag in medium size, with flap and FF fastening with magnetic clasp. Lining with zippered pocket. Can be carried by hand or worn cross-body thanks to the detachable shoulder strap. Made of mirror-effect silver leather. Finished with embossed FF motif. Palladium-finish metalware. $2,690 / Fendi.com

CHANEL CHANEL 19 MAXI FLAP BAG

The brand’s iconic white quilted leather will remind you of snow as this classic bag gets a fresh new look. The bag is sturdy and supple and features clean lines. It is incredibly modern in its design and finishing and can be worn cross-body, over-the-shoulder, or cradled. $5,600 / Chanel.com

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COLE HAAN MEN’S RIPLEY GRAND LEATHER CHUKKA BOOTS

These cognac brown lace-up boots are padded at the ankle for extra comfort. The patented soles allow for greater flexibility and reduced weight, cushioned enough to withstand those cold Florida days, but light enough for any other time of the year. $190 / Bloomingdales.com

BVLGARI ARMANI MEN’S NAPA LEATHER BOMBER JACKET

For those chilly Florida moments, throw on this sheep leather bomber jacket with stand collar, ribbed hem and cuffs. Pair it with your work clothes on a brisk morning or with jeans and a thermal on a wintery night. $795 / Neimanmarcus.com

MAN WALLET

Men’s black grain leather wallet with brass palladium plated hardware. Four credit card slots, two bill compartments, two internal compartments and one change holder. Resistant and durable leather combined with contrasting internal lining guarantee an exclusive inside-out touch experience. $530 / Bulgari.com TAMPASTYLEMAGAZINE.COM |

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start to brainstorm an alternative and realize that unfortunately, whipped cream will not do the job. Luckily, there are shaving cream substitutes that do not come in an aerosol can and are most likely already in your home. Coconut oil is a good place to start. Nowadays it seems that almost everybody has a

Unlike women who are blessed with concealer and mascara, men have a harder time hiding fatigue. So if you’ve been lacking on the sleep game lately, here are a few tricks for looking more rejuvenated. First things first, focus on staying hydrated. Staying hydrated is a simple health and beauty hack that many people forget about. So next time you get a bad night of sleep, drink a glass of water before you drown yourself in coffee. Aloe vera is another natural remedy that has multiple health and beauty benefits. The best form of aloe vera gel is from the plant itself. Take the natural

gel from the plant and apply under your eyes for ten minutes before rinsing off. You can even apply the gel before bed as part of your regular skin care regimen for an array of benefits, including anti aging properties. Chilled tea bags are a great hack for fast relief. All you need to do is dip two tea bags (preferably herbal tea) in cold water and place them in the fridge for a bit. Once they feel nice and cool, lay down and place them over your eyes for 25-30 minutes. You’ll instantly feel and look more rejuvenated.

handy dandy jar of coconut oil in their home, and for good reason. The popular elixir will give you a smooth shave that’ll leave your skin hydrated all day. If you don’t have coconut oil, baby oil and olive oil are alternatives that have similar benefits. Shea butter is another wonderful substitute that you can use due to its moisturizing properties. If you’re looking for something a bit more simple, body soap or conditioner will work like a charm!

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To Beard, or Not to Beard

By Sara Cody

Beards. The one concrete common ground between men and women is their admiration for beards. You either have one or you don’t, but you never dislike them. Mustaches and Goatees don’t receive the same level of respect, and I’m not sure they ever will. With most trends, they come with an expiration date. They burst into the beauty scene and then quickly fizzle out as if they never even existed in the first place. Beards were a more gradual, naturally occurring trend. It seems like we should contemplate whether beards are even a trend at all. They might just be a blessing to the world of men’s grooming. And if they are a blessing, then to whom? From the looks of it, everybody loves beards, and I don’t think that love is going to fade anytime soon. Beards might just be the trend with no expiration date. Beards might just be here to stay...and I don’t think anybody is mad about that.

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Trash the low tops and walk into this season with the boldest kicks. We know what you’re thinking - the “ugly sneaker” trend is back, and you’re right! It’s back, and this time, the chunky sneakers are even better than before, with neon colors and patterns. These are hands down (or perhaps, feet down) the perfect way to amp up any outfit. If you’re style is a little more minimalistic, you can still rock this look by opting for more muted colors and exploring texture instead. If you’re a style daredevil, go for animal prints or colorful patterns. Either way, this trend looks fresh with staple street wear like joggers, or even in replacement of dress shoes, to tone down business attire for a more casual look.

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Everything you need to know to cross over to the light side. Men everywhere are taking the peroxide plunge and bleaching their hair. This raises the question, should adult men be playing hair salon? We think yes! The dramatic contrast between naturally dark hair and the platinum locks is a hot trend. If you’re still having reservations about changing your hair, just look at celebrities like Pete Davidson, Jonah Hill, and even Zac Efron, who followed the trend in 2019. Before you run to the store and purchase your first bottle of bleach, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. Bleach is very damaging to your hair, especially when used incorrectly. If it’s left on for too long, it can cause irreversible damage, and in that case,

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you might end up rocking a buzz cut. Go to a trained hair professional rather than trying to DIY at home, especially if you have long or dark hair that may be difficult to bleach. That way, you know for sure your hair will be in good hands. It’s true that blondes have more fun, but there is an element of maintenance required to keep the fun going. Keep your locks shining bright with a toner like a purple shampoo or purple mousse. Applying a toner once a week can ensure the bleach won’t turn a brassy color. And as much as you love to use men’s three-in-one, invest in a hydrating conditioner that will keep your hair from looking and feeling like straw.

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Our mission at Tampa Style Magazine is to bring visibility to professionals who exhibit excellence, integrity, client service and high standards that have made them preeminent and highly successful. Tampa’s Top Eye Doctors 20/20 are selected based on survey, referrals and feedback from their professional peers. This is an ongoing campaign and we ask you to cast your vote/suggestion for your favorite professionals in our city at TampaStyleMagazine.com. The following pages exhibit this issue’s Top Eye Doctors 20/20.

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D. Scott Shettle, OD Shettle Family Eye Care & Eye Wear “First and foremost, a huge thank you goes out to the Tampa Bay community for the honor of being selected in the Tampa Style’s Magazine Top Eye Doctors 20/20 article. My patients’ consideration and endorsement mean a great deal and is truly appreciated.”- Dr. Scott Shettle Dr. Scott Shettle is a native Floridian. He was born and raised in Clearwater, Florida. Growing up, he watched his father, a local ophthalmologist care for his patients and decided he too wanted to dedicate his life to helping others and become an eye doctor. Dr. Shettle graduated from Pinellas Park High School. He received his undergraduate degree from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Dr. Shettle went on to acquire his Doctorate of Optometry (OD) degree from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1994. Thereafter, he earned his license as both a National and Florida Board Certified Optometric Physician. While attending Nova, he was trained in all areas of Optometry, including comprehensive medical optometry, contact lens specialty, low vision, binocular vision, geriatrics, ocular pathology and pharmacology. He also attended two externships that focused directly on cataracts, pre and post-operative surgical care, ocular diseases, glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration. Over the course of the past 26 years in practice, Dr. Shettle has had many opportunities to serve in professional memberships. His professional memberships include: the American Optometric Association, American Optometric Society, Florida Optometric Association, Pinellas County Optometric Association and former Vice President of the Pinellas County Optometric Association. Also, during this time in practice, Dr. Shettle has received numerous awards and recognition for his commitment to exceptional quality care,

patient care and services. He has received recognition for his dedication and success in contact lens fittings, clinical excellence in refractive surgery, management and treatment of pre and post-operative surgical patients. Dr. Shettle specializes in comprehensive primary eye care, medical eye care, contact lens fittings, and surgical co-management. Shettle Family Eye Care & Eye Wear was founded by Dr. Shettle and his wife Nicole in 2009. It is an independent, privately owned, professionally operated office of optometry. Enhancing and preserving the gift of sight is the practice philosophy. For the past eleven years, Dr. Shettle and his wife have worked together in keeping the personalized care and total vision wellness of their patients a priority. Dr. Shettle’s warm demeanor, thoughtfulness, and meticulous clinical skills are what he has become known for by his patients. Shettle Family Eye Care & Eye Wear is considered one of the best eye care practices in Tampa Bay. Their optical has the most extensive collection of frames in the area, The knowledgeable and caring staff are committed to ensuring each patient is provided exceptional customer service and vision care. When you step into Shettle Family and Eye Care & Eye Wear you feel right at home. You are greeted by their bulldog, Roscoe, who has become a local canine celebrity. He brings a smile to everyone’s face. “We take pride in our solid reputation for providing exemplary eye care that focuses on the values of quality, honesty, integrity, and compassion.” – Dr. Scott Shettle Dr. Shettle and wife, Nicole were married in 1995. They live in Clearwater with their two children, daughter Channing and son Logan. In his free time, Dr. Shettle enjoys spending time with his family, restoring his vintage 1967 VW bus, swimming, gardening, and fishing.

4200 4th St. N., Ste. F, St. Petersburg, FL 33703 | P: 727-528-2015 www.ShettleEyeCare.com | shettleeyecare.com/resources/contact-us/

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Ramesh Ayyala, MD & Jasmina Bajric, MD USF Health Eye Institute Dr. Ramesh Ayyala, MD, FRCS, FRCOphth, Professor and Chair, University of South Florida, Department of Ophthalmology, USF Health Eye Institute.

year at USF, Dr. Ayyala brought together PhD’s and MD’s involved in optical research to form the first-ever Vision Research Group at the University of South Florida

“Give the ones you love wings to fly, roots to come back and reasons to stay.” - Dalai Lama XIV

Giving back to communities is a driving force behind Dr. Ayyala helping to establish the Anand Eye Institute in India, and establishing the Glaucoma Awareness Programs which provide screenings in the African American Community Churches in the Greater New Orleans Area. Following Hurricane Katrina, he established an Eye Screening Program in Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish. Through the Community Ophthalmology Outreach Program of Anand Eye Institute and the Savera Anand Foundation (based in Hyderabad, India), his organization conducted eye camps designed to screen under privileged populations. Dr. Ayyala is a tireless crusader for providing access to quality care to the indigent population. He plans to do the same in the Tampa Bay area.

Dr. Ayyala returned to his Tampa roots to assume the role of Chair of USF Health, Department of Ophthalmology where he did his ophthalmology residency. Along with his stellar faculty he is building a center of Eye Care Excellence in the recently opened 27,000 square foot USF Health Eye Institute. Dr. Ayyala enjoys a medical career spanning three continents and is board certified in all of them. He completed medical school at Gandhi Medical College, Osmania University, an Ophthalmology residency in the UK and a second residency at USF. He completed two fellowships, one in glaucoma at Massachusetts Eye and Ear infirmary, Harvard Medical School and one in cornea/ external disease at Boston University Medical Center. Dr. Ayyala is a fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmology (London) and the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh), and the American Academy of Ophthalmology. A commitment to academic excellence inspired him to develop an online board course. His easy smile puts his patients at ease during their exam. It is seeing the devastating effects of glaucoma on a daily basis which motivates Dr. Ayyala’s research projects. In his first

Dr. Ayyala lives his passion of patient care, teaching, and research in Ophthalmology every day and he rarely sleeps. Jasmina Bajric, MD Assistant Professor Associate Residency Program Director University of South Florida, Department of Ophthalmology, USF Health Institute

and reconstructive surgeon. She graduated medical school and was awarded the Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Award and the Gold Humanism Honor Society Award for academic excellence and compassion. She received the John Dyer Graduation award following completion of her ophthalmology residency at the world renowned Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. During her residency Dr. Bajric completed additional training in oculoplastic surgery at the prestigious Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, England. Dr. Bajric was one of only twenty individuals in the country selected to complete a fellowship in oculoplastic and orbital surgery through the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS). Dr. Bajric is one of the only surgeons helping patients with complex orbital cases in the Greater Tampa Area. She serves as assistant professor and head of oculoplastic and orbital surgery at the University of South Florida and Tampa General Hospital. Dr. Bajric is the Associate Program Director for the Ophthalmology Residency program at the University of South Florida.

Dr. Bajric is a board certified ophthalmologist and oculofacial plastic

13330 USF Laurel Dr., 4th Floor, Tampa, FL 33612 | P: 813-974-4864 | health.usf.edu/care/ophthalmology

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Nora Lee Cothran, OD The Eye Institute of West Florida

Dr. Nora Lee Cothran is a boardcertified optometric physician, specializing in the diagnosis and medical management of glaucoma and neurological eye diseases. She expresses, “Although glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in the world, we are fortunate to not only possess a vast array of resources to diagnose the various forms of the disease but, most importantly, we have an ever-expanding arsenal of tools, both medical and surgical, with which to slow the progressive vision loss that often ensues.”

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Upon her graduation from the University of Michigan, Dr. Cothran was commissioned as an Intelligence Officer in the United States Air Force. She actively participated in the Global War on Terror and was selected to serve as the Director of Intelligence for America’s first combat-capable F-22 Raptor squadron. Thereafter, her contributions to national security continued as a contracted Intelligence Analyst for the Department of Defense. Compelled to pursue a career in healthcare, Dr. Cothran earned her Doctor of Optometry from the Southern College of Optometry, in Memphis, TN and graduated with accolades that include The David P. Sloan Memorial Award, Presidency of the Gold Key International Honor Society and a National Eye Institute (NEI) travel grant to present her research findings to The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO).

Dr. Cothran completed her postdoctoral residency in ocular disease at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, FL. It was within this collaborative environment that Dr. Cothran was inspired to devote her career to caring for patients afflicted by glaucoma. “As scientists and physicians, we strive to continually learn as much as possible about the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative eye disease and it is with this knowledge that we are able to create the most comprehensive and robust management plan, tailored to each glaucoma patient, as an individual.” She is passionate about caring for patients in rural areas and has participated in medical missions to Mexico, Honduras, Jamaica, Belarus and Guatemala. In addition to volunteering for Remote Area Medical (RAM), she is also an active member of the Special Olympics Opening Eyes Program. In her free time, Dr. Cothran is an environmental advocate, dedicated to the protection of Florida’s freshwater resources. She is also a skilled technical diver, who enjoys exploring the vast network of underwater cave systems within our beautiful state. Dr. Cothran is accepting patients for new evaluations, referrals and continuity of care at The Eye Institute’s Largo, Clearwater and St. Petersburg locations.

1225 West Bay Dr., Largo, FL 33770 | P: 813-518-8380 | www.eyespecialist.com

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Diane E. Kerris, OD

Bay Area Eye Institute

Dr. Diane E. Kerris has been practicing optometry for over two decades. She is a Salus University (formerly Pennsylvania College of Optometry) and Gannon University graduate who has focused her entire career right here in the Tampa Bay area. Shortly after graduation, Dr. Kerris began working in a multidisciplinary ophthalmology practice where she was able to gain experience in not only primary care, but also specialized eye care. A few years later, an opportunity to own a private practice became available and she eagerly accepted the new role. After caring for her patients for 14 years in a private setting she was led back to her career passion, working with ophthalmology. The dedication to her career was a sacrifice at times, but one she always knew would be worth the reward. “I knew from a very early age that I wanted to be a doctor. I didn’t know I couldn’t see well until I got my first pair of glasses in 2nd grade. I was amazed to see that grass had individual blades. A few years later I did a science fair project on the eye and this started my interest in the field.” Although she dabbled with the thought of different specialties, her family was what solidified her decision to enter the world of optometry. “As I was finishing up college, I realized that being a hands-on mom was a priority for me. I grew up with a stay at home mom and having her there for so many things meant the world to me. After some research and talks with my mom and dad, I decided that optometry was a great fit for me. It encompassed my love of medicine, my intrigue with the eye and my desire to be a hands-on mom,” she said. Now heading into her 23rd year of practice, Dr. Kerris appreciates each day that she gets to help someone see our world a bit more clearly. “Optometry allows me to help people in a variety of ways. Not only can I improve someone’s vision with glasses or contact lenses, but with the advances in technology and specialty lenses I can now help patients who might not have been able to be helped before.” She also partners with the patient’s primary care physician in evaluating their general health and maintaining their well-being. “I am also involved with caring for the patient’s overall health. So many body systems can manifest poor health or disease in the eye and I can get the patient the proper referral or care they need.” When she’s not practicing, you can find Dr. Kerris spending time with her family, cooking and learning about natural health and wellness.

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3242 Cove Bend Dr., Tampa, FL 33613 | P: 813-265-6940 | dianekerrisod.bayareaeye@gmail.com

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Ivan J. Suñer, MD, MBA and Marc C. Peden, MD Retina Associates of Florida Dr. Ivan J. Suñer and Dr. Marc C. Peden provide world-class retina and ocular oncology care in the Tampa Bay Area. They have been recognized as “Best Doctors” by their peers for the last 10 years. Both Dr. Suñer and Dr. Peden were in academic practice before they sought to provide cuttingedge retina care in a private practice setting. Dr. Suñer is originally from Puerto Rico. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University and with Honors from Yale University School of Medicine. He performed his ophthalmology and retina training at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. He is also a Veteran of the United States Air Force, where he served as an ophthalmologist and received the “Distinguished Graduate” honor from Officer Training School and received the “Meritorious Service” Medal. He was a professor at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami and at Duke University, where he received the “Professor of the Year” Award on 5 occasions. He joined RAF in 2009. Dr. Peden is a native Floridian from Jacksonville. He earned his undergraduate and medical degrees with high honors from the University of Florida. He then undertook ophthalmology residency and retina fellowship training at the University of Florida. He was a professor at University of Florida in Gainesville and director of the Retina Service. He also earned “Professor of the Year” accolades on several occasions for his skills and mentorship in training the next generation of ophthalmologists and retina specialists. Dr. Peden joined RAF in 2012.

Dr. Suñer and Dr. Peden joined Retina Associates of Florida to provide the same quality, cutting-edge care they provided in their academic positions, but with a customer-service and patient-centered focus. They are also involved in exciting trials bringing novel therapies for macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment, retinal vascular diseases, genetic retinal diseases, and eye tumors. They both lecture extensively in important international meetings such as the American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Society of Retina Specialists, Retina Society, and Macula Society, as well as provide education to their colleagues across the United States through industrysponsored programs. They have published over 60 articles in major journals. Dr. Suñer has two college-age children, Ivan Patrick and Isabel. He and his wife, Elise, enjoy Rays baseball, Lightning hockey, cooking together, and spoiling their cats, Reggie and Milo. Dr. Peden has three school-age daughters, Elena, Marissa, and Lilia, with his wife, Carmen. They have a pet dog, Elvis. They enjoy Gator football, fishing, and family and church activities. Retina Associates of Florida has offices in South Tampa, North Tampa, Brandon, and Lakeland. We accept most insurance plans and will file your insurance to obtain preauthorization for your convenience.

602 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa, FL 33609 | P: 813-875-6373 | www.tamparetina.com | retinamlh@tampabay.rr.com

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Anderson & Chhabra Eyecare Center

Drs. Anderson, Chhabra, Malone, and Weisenberger The optometrists at Anderson & Chhabra Eyecare Center have been serving Tampa Bay’s Eyecare needs for adults and children for over 35 years! We are committed to providing the highest level of professional, technologically-advanced eye health care possible through ongoing education of our patients, staff, and our doctors, while maintaining our personal, “family practice” attention to each patient. The doctors are also seeing patients at the University of South Florida and lecturing to the ophthalmology residents there. We specialize in all aspects of optometry especially difficult contact lens fittings. These include Keratoconus, post refractive surgery, corneal transplants, high astigmatism, and those that require presbyopic correction with multifocal contact lenses. Drs. Anderson, Chhabra, Malone, and Wesienberger treat and manage and detect various ocular diseases such as glaucoma, red eyes, dry eye, infections and much more.

Optometry

We also feel privileged to be able to provide low vision eye care to those with poor vision. We provide customized glasses, magnifiers, and digital devices to try to improve their vision. At this practice, we have started providing myopia control to our kids. Myopia is becoming an epidemic due to all the near work that our kids are engaging in. This can lead to increased risk of certain conditions such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, macular holes, and therefore lessening the effect of some conditions and improving the eye health for our kids. Call our clinic to learn more about myopia control! We also have a full service optical department to meet all of your eyewear needs. Our goal is to provide modern eye health care, fashionable, wellfitting eye wear, and safe contact lens wear. We want to help you and your family to enjoy a lifetime of good vision!

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Paul W. Glass, OD

St. Luke’s Cataract & Laser Institute

Optometry

Paul W. Glass, OD is an optometric physician specializing in medical eye care. He diagnoses and treats diseases of the eyes.

“My role is to collaborate with our surgeons to ensure optimal vision– both immediately after surgery and long term.”

His services include: annual eye exams, diabetic eye exams, dry eye care featuring Lipiflow, conjunctivitis and ocular allergy treatment. “As a Professional Member of the American Diabetes Association, I have a keen interest in the early detection of Diabetic Retinopathy,” said Dr. Glass. “It’s highly important for anyone with diabetes to have an annual eye exam in order to preserve their eyesight.”

Dr. Glass is originally from Miami, Florida. There, he completed part of his undergraduate pre-optometry coursework at the University of Miami before transferring on an accelerated path to Nova Southeastern University’s College of Optometry in 1998 and earned a Bachelor of Vision Science degree in 2000 and his Doctorate of Optometry degree in 2002.

With over 15 years of experience in eye care, Dr. Glass is very effective at diagnosing troublesome conditions. “An eye exam can often detect an asymptomatic systemic disease,” said Glass. In addition, Dr. Glass works closely with cataract surgeons helping to manage patient post-operative care. “St. Luke’s has pioneered what cataract surgery is today using the most advanced surgical techniques using the highest technology intraocular lens implants,” said Glass.

Dr. Glass sees patients at the St. Luke’s Clinics in Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida. New patients are always welcome and most medical insurances are accepted. Dr. Glass, his wife, and 2 children live in New Tampa. When not at the office, you can usually find Dr. Glass at the local ice arena as an assistant coach of his kids’ hockey teams. As a family, the Glass’ are proud supporters of the Tampa Bay Lightning.

13303 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa, FL 33618 | P: 813-384-3838 | www.stlukeseye.com

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Sabina M. Hoover, OD

Board Certified, American Board of Optometry

Dr. Hoover was born and raised in St. Louis, MO. After completing a rotation at the Eye Institute of West Florida, she fell in love with Tampa. She graduated from University of Missouri - St. Louis, College of Optometry in 2016, and then moved to the Tampa Bay area. During her training, she completed a rotation in Low Vision at the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind, an eye disease rotation at Chickasaw Nation Medical Center in Oklahoma, a primary eye care rotation in Kaneohe Bay Marine Corps Base in Hawaii. In 2016, Dr. Hoover received an Excellence in Low Vision for Outstanding Academic Achievements Award. Dr. Hoover is a diplomate with the American Board of Optometry. She began her professional career at an ophthalmology practice in Lakeland. She worked alongside ophthalmologists to deepen her knowledge of eye diseases, fit scleral lenses on patients with irregular corneas, remove foreign bodies, treat bacterial corneal ulcers, treat pink eye (conjunctivitis), and conduct diabetic and dry eye exams. Dr. Hoover currently practices in South Tampa and Carrollwood. She fits the latest contact lenses available including multifocal, toric (astigmatism),

multifocal with astigmatism lenses, dailies and color contacts to brighten your look. Dr. Hoover believes it is important to maintain a good contact lens care regimen, though she recognizes life is busy and can help patients compensate for less than perfect lens care. She diagnoses and treats red eye emergencies with same day appointments to ensure vision does not get compromised. Dr. Hoover’s mission is to provide quality primary eye care to her patients age three and up. She believes in addressing all concerns and thoroughly communicating treatments to her patients. Dr. Hoover is accepting new patients. Ella habla espanol. Give her a call today for quality, expert and individualized eye care. S. Tampa: 3202 W. Kennedy Blvd. Ste. 1 P: 813-872-6063 Carrollwood: 14390 N. Dale Mabry HWY P: 813-962-1799

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Primary Care, Contact Lenses and Ocular Disease

“Our purpose at MyEyeDr. is to help our patients live their best life. Being able to provide personalized vision care and optimizing visual performance drives my passion for optometry. I am extremely honored to be recognized by the Tampa Bay community for Tampa Style’s Eye Doctor of the Year.” – Dr. Craig Hossenlopp MyEyeDr. has successfully reinvented the eye care and eyewear experience for the Tampa Bay community. They provide the best in vision care with budget-friendly prices on services and a variety of eyewear that can fit any style. Their approach to vision care unifies the science of optometry with the art of helping patients live their best life so that they can see, look and be their best. MyEyeDr. offers full-service eye care for the entire family. That includes everything from providing each patient with a wide selection of eyewear brands to ocular disease management. They also have a large array of contact lenses including specialty lenses. By using the most innovative technology, skilled eye care professionals and localized services, MyEyeDr. practices are part of a far-reaching effort to improve vision care. Each practice strives to offer patients full-service eye care that meets every patients’ unique vision, health and financial needs. Photo by Greta Green Photography

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“We believe you shouldn’t have to choose between optimal vision and looking great in your unique style,” said Dr. Craig Hossenlopp, Clinical Field Manager of MyEyeDr. “Our practices have worked hard to foster an environment that always puts the patient’s needs first while also providing you with an ideal selection of eyewear and contact lenses, at prices for every budget.” That’s why MyEyeDr. welcomes all insurances. By working with your insurance provider and plan, MyEyeDr. will maximize your benefits and provide you with the best offer on eye care services and materials. MyEyeDr. has multiple locations throughout the Tampa Bay area. Visit their website to find the nearest location and experience the MyEyeDr. difference. Dr. Craig Hossenlopp is inspired by the opportunity to make an impact on people’s lives through vision health. He received his Doctorate of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry and studied as an undergraduate at Clemson University. Along with being the Clinical Field Manager for MyEyeDr. in the Tampa Bay Area, Dr. Hossenlopp provides comprehensive eye care at the MyEyeDr. Clearwater location. He enjoys giving back and has been on many medical mission trips with the local Lions Club to Colombia, Belize and Jamaica.

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Dr. G. Timothy Petito is an author and lecturer in various topics relating to ocular care, having published chapters in several books and articles in national publications and continues to serve in editorial positions. He has been in practice in St. Petersburg, FL for 30+ years where he specializes in complex contact lens and low vision patients. He is a consultant to several industry leading companies across the spectrum of eyecare and has patented lens systems for low vision rehabilitation. Dr. Petito was the visual performance consultant to several pro football teams and continues to evaluate and advise professional athletes in several sports regarding visual performance enhancement.

completed a residency in Pediatric Vision and Vision Training. Dr. Petito went on to become an Assistant Professor at the State University of New York and the Co-Chief of the Primary Care Services at the Optometric Center of New York. He was a research scientist at Columbia University, and staff optometrist at the New York Eye and Ear Hospital before going into practice. He is a member of the American Optometric Association Federal Relations Committee and is the primary AOA representative to the Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement (PCPI) and currently serves on the PCPI Screening and Preventative Care Technical Expert Panel. Dr. Petito is a Fellow of both the American Academy of Optometry and the National Academies of Practice and a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry.

He obtained his BS degree from Michigan State University, and his Doctor of Optometry from Ferris State University. Following the completion of his doctorate degree, Dr. Petito

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Susan Truong, OD Beyond 20/20 Vision Strategist Dr. Susan Truong and her family immigrated to Florida in the 1970s from Vietnam, penniless and without speaking English. She learned that these were just obstacles, not excuses. Her parents impressed upon their five children that the key out of poverty is education. She was willing to do what it takes to achieve the American dream. She received her Doctor of Optometry from Nova Southeastern University in 2000. Today, she is a highly successful optometrist with multiple practices. As entrepreneurs, she and her husband are also real estate investors and own a thriving artsy bar in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. That is all exciting except for one thing. What Dr. Susan Truong did not realize is that striving for success had a major BLINDSPOT. She realized that the workaholic in her had been neglecting those most important to her, her family. This

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became more of a realization when she lost one of her younger brothers to cancer only nine days after his diagnosis. With this new insight, now as a Beyond 20/20 Vision Strategist, she has dedicated her life to helping others SEE BEYOND 20/20, so that not only do they better live into their vision, but are more equipped to transform that vision into reality. She is a brilliant speaker/coach who will help you to navigate life’s toughest challenges and assist you in building and living your greatest story ever. Today, her devotion is based on her core values of COMMITMENT, BELIEVE, and TRIUMPH. “I am deeply passionate about empowering people to have clarity and live a life beyond 20/20. No one said that your vision has to stop at 20/20. Your vision should be so big that it scares you. If this poor girl from Vietnam can do it, then so can you!”

1971 W. Lumsden Rd., Ste. 160, Brandon, FL 33511 P: 813-215-0866 BeyondYour2020Vision.com

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Dry Eye Syndrome, Ortho-K, specialty contact lenses, cutting edge family eye care

Dr. Taylor Randich OD, Dr. Samuel Teske OD, Dr. Iris Matsukado OD The Eye Doctors Dr. Samuel Teske opened the doors to The Eye Doctors of New Tampa in 2008 nestled in the middle of a developing community on the North end of Tampa. The quality and variety of eye care offered at The Eye Doctors is truly best in class. Their offices are outfitted with cutting edge technology that offers imaging, tests, treatment options, and solutions for the patient’s total vision and eye health. The Eye Doctors are also vital to their countless contact lens patients who rely on Ortho-k, Scleral, and other specialized fittings. The dry eye treatment hub inside their Tampa practice offers state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging and a multifaceted treatment approach.

19070 Bruce B Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33647 P: 813-632-2020 | www.TheEyeDocs.com ContactUs@TheEyeDocs.com

Dr. Teske credits much of the success, of his now multi-location practice, to possessing a strong adherence to the company’s core values. The Eye Doctors now feature a handpicked group of over 8 optometrists and 50 team members. The family friendly practice is outfitted with cutting edge

equipment for diagnostic imaging, screening, and treatment of a litany of ocular conditions and contact lens fittings. The office is driven by a fun loving team that love knowledge and quality amongst other things. Numerous awards and countless patient testimonials have been received by The Eye Doctors, a barometer for quality some may say. This type of culture will continue as Dr. Teske, and the rest of the team are trying to leave the field of optometric care in a better state than it was when they found it. Dr. Teske grew up in North Platte, Nebraska and graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1997. Dr. Teske then attended Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago, Illinois where he graduated in 2001. Settling into Tampa with his wife and 3 children, Dr. Teske is very active in the community and local schools. He loves running in marathons, golfing, and going to Disney World with his family.

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˚AMERICAN˚ BAY BAR & BISTRO 333 S. Franklin St., Tampa

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˚ASIAN˚ LIANG’S BISTRO ASIAN CUISINE 17515,

3211, Bruce B Downs Blvd., Tampa 813-978-1225. liangsbistrotampa.com TC CHOY’S ASIAN BISTRO 301 S. Howard Ave.,

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INDIA’S GRILL KENNEDY 3437 W. Kennedy Blvd.,

RESTAURANT BT 2507 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa

LA BAMBA RESTAURANT 4815 Laurel St., Tampa

813-258-1916. restaurantbt.com

813-287-2575

Tampa 813-872-8222. indiagrilltampa.com

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LA TERESITA RESTAURANT 3248 W. Columbus

RASOI INDIAN CUISINE 1701 E. 8th Ave., Tampa

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813-241-0003. rasoitampa.com

RUBEN’S CUBAN CAFE 4941 E. Busch Blvd.,

SAFFRON INDIAN CUISINE 10044 Cross

AL’S FINGER LICKING GOOD BAR-B-QUE 1609

Angel Oliva Senior St., Tampa 813-956-0675. alsybor.com KOJAK’S HOUSE OF RIBS 2808 W. Gandy Blvd.,

Tampa 813-989-2178. rubenscubancafe.com

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Tampa 813-837-3774. kojaksbbq.net CHOCOLATE PI 1205 S. Howard Ave., Tampa KONAN BBQ 1510 N. Hubert Ave., Tampa

813-831-2195. sweetchocolatepi.com

813-870-0404 DOUGH NATION 505 N. Tampa St., Tampa MISSION BBQ 5602 W. Waters Ave., Tampa

813-9248. doughnationtampa.com

813-999-0922. mission-bbq.com

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HARRY WAUGH DESSERT ROOM AT BERN’S STEAK HOUSE 1208 S. Howard Ave., Tampa

Creek Blvd. #100, Tampa 813-600-3315. saffronindiancuisine.com

˚IRISH˚ FOUR GREEN FIELDS 205 W. Platt St., Tampa

813-254-4444. fourgreenfields.com IRISH 31 PUB HOUSE & EATERY 1611 W. Swann

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813-251-2421. bernssteakhouse.com

JAMES JOYCE IRISH PUB & EATERY 1724 E. 8th Ave., Tampa 813-247-1896. jamesjoycebar.com

Tampa 855-855-9211

THE DESSERT SPOT AT TOFFEE TO GO 3251 W.

MACDINTON’S SOHO 405 S. Howard Ave., Tampa

ROUX 4205 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa

Bay to Bay Blvd., Tampa 813-605-0655. toffeetogo.com

CAJUN IN A TRUCK 1045 E. Hillsborough Ave.,

813-443-5255. rouxtampa.com

˚EUROPEAN˚

TAMPA TAP ROOM 13150 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.,

Tampa 813-961-2337. tampataproom.com

CAFE EUROPEAN 3343 S. West Shore Blvd., Tampa

813-769-9406. cafeeuropeantampa.com TASTY CAJUN 1000 W. Waters Ave. #6, Tampa

813-252-9266. tastycajuntampa.com

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MR. DUNDERBAK’S 14929 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.,

Tampa 813-977-4104. dunderbaks.com

˚FRENCH˚

CHINA YUAN RESTAURANT 8502 N. Armenia

Ave., Tampa 813-936-7388. chinayuanrestaurant.com FUSHIA 15317 Amberly Dr., Tampa

LA CREPERIA CAFE 1729 E. 7th Ave., Ybor City,

Tampa 813-248-9700. lacreperiacafe.com

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813-903-6705. fushiachinese.com ACROPOLIS GREEK TAVERNA 3023 W. Kennedy YUMMY HOUSE CHINA BISTRO 2620 E.

Blvd., Tampa 813-877-8200. acropolistaverna.com

Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 813-237-3838. yummyhouseflorida.com

˚CREATIVE/ CONTEMPORARY˚

813-251-8999. soho.macdintonsirishpub.com MOLLY MALONE’S IRISH PUB 305 E. Davis Blvd.,

Tampa 813-304-2777

˚ITALIAN˚ BELLA’S ITALIAN CAFE 1413 S. Howard Ave.,

Tampa 813-254-3355. bellasitaliancafe.com DONATELLO ITALIAN RESTAURANT 232

N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa 813-875-6660. donatellotampa.com LA TERRAZZA RESTAURANT 1729 E. 7th Ave.,

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Tampa 813-288-9000. maggianos.com OSTERIA NATALINA 3215 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa

813-831-1210. osterianatalina.com JAFFA STREET 4702 W. Gandy Blvd., Tampa

813-900-0726. jaffastreet.co NICK’S GYROS & SUBS 3501 E. Hillsborough

MISE EN PLACE 442 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa

Ave., Tampa 813-231-0010

813-254-5373. miseonline.com THE HUNGRY GREEK 10041 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., OXFORD EXCHANGE 420 W. Kennedy Blvd.,

Tampa 813-253-0222. oxfordexchange.com

˚CUBAN˚

Tampa 813-405-8242. thehungrygreek.com

˚INDIAN˚ CURRY LEAVES INDIAN CUISINE 4843 W.

ACRO-IRIS RESTAURANT INC. 3328 W.

Columbus Dr., Tampa 813-879-1357.

Kennedy Blvd., Tampa 813-319-4014. curryleavesindiancuisine.com

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GRAPE LEAF EXPRESS 10117 E. Adamo Dr. #703,

ICHIBAN JAPANESE CUISINE & SUSHI BAR 2786 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa 813-978-8095.

PANINOTECA 519 N. Franklin St., Tampa

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MATOI SUSHI 602 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa

TAZZA CAFE MEDITERRANEAN GRILL

813-871-3233. sushirestaurantstampa.com SHOGUN SUSHI 15213 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa

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SOHO SUSHI 3218 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa

BARTACO 1601 W. Snow Ave., Tampa

813-873-7646. sohosushi.com

813-258-8226. bartaco.com

YOKO’S JAPANESE RESTAURANT 3217 S.

BESITO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 205 Westshore

MacDill Ave., Tampa 813-835-4311. yokostampa.com

Plaza, Tampa 813-287-4800. besitomexican.com

˚KOREAN˚

CANTINA MEXICAN GRILL & BAR 10032 Cross

ARIRANG RESTAURANT 5232 S. MacDill Ave.,

Tampa 813-837-1471. arirangkoreantampa.com ONE FAMILY KOREAN RESTAURANT 7030 W.

Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 813-901-0153 SA RI ONE KOREAN RESTAURANT 3940 W.

Cypress St., Tampa 813-874-2911 SOUL OF KOREA 7612 N. 56th St., Tampa

813-989-9030. soulofkorea.net

˚LATIN/SPANISH˚ CONGA’S LATIN CAFE 4511 Gunn Hwy., Tampa

813-962-7775 FRANK AND PAPI LATIN RESTAURANT 7315 E.

Broadway Ave., Tampa 813-621-2764. frankandpapi.com PLATO LATINO 202 E. Bearss Ave., Tampa

813-968-7100

Creek Blvd., Tampa 813-406-4856 GREEN LEMON 915 S. Howard Ave., Tampa

813-868-5463. eatgreenlemon.com

O COCINA 4110 Henderson Blvd., Tampa

813-289-0649. ococina.com

56th St., Tampa 813-989-2080. tacosonmexicangrill.com THE URBAN CANTINA 200 E. Madison St., Tampa

813-221-8226

˚SANDWICHES˚ GONZO’S SANDWICH SHOP 1902 N. Himes Ave.,

Tampa 813-874-1350. gonzosandwichshop.com SULPHUR SPRINGS SANDWICH SHOP

WEST TAMPA SANDWICH SHOP 3904

BYBLOS 2832 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa

813-805-7977. Byblostampa.com CARMEL KITCHEN & WINE BAR 14306 N. Dale

N. Armenia Ave., Tampa 813-873-7104. westtampasandwichshoprestaurant.com

˚SEAFOOD˚ CADDY’S AT THE POINTE 801 Riverside Dr. E.,

Bradenton 941-708-3777. caddysatthepointe.com

Mabry Hwy., Tampa 813-265-1415. carmel-kitchen.com

CADDY’S ON THE BEACH 9000 W. Gulf Blvd.,

FALAFEL INN MEDITERRANEAN GRILL 777 N.

CADDY’S PUB 20025 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores

Ashley Dr., Tampa 813-223-5800. falafelinngrill.com

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TACOSON AUTHENTIC MEXICAN GRILL 7521 N

˚MEDITERRANEAN˚ Tampa 813-907-8233.

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AL-SHAM PALACE 19651 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.,

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SPAIN RESTAURANT AND TOMA BAR 513 N.

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OCEAN PRIME 2205 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa 813-490-5288.

THAI TERRACE 2055 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa 813-877-8955. thaiterrace.net

ocean-prime.com OYSTERCATCHERS 2900 Bayport Dr., Tampa 813-207-6815.

tampabay.grand.hyatt.com RUSTY PELICAN TAMPA RESTAURANT 1437, 2425 N. Rocky Point Dr.,

Tampa 813-281-1943. therustypelicantampa.com SEASCAPES BEACH HOUSE Bldg. 682, 99511 Marina Bay Dr., Tampa

˚VEGETARIAN˚ FARMACY VEGAN KITCHEN + BAKERY 803 N. Tampa St., Tampa

786-681-1644. farmacyvegankitchen.com LOVING HUT 1905 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa 813-977-7888. lovinghut.us

813-840-1451. macdillfss.com

PURE KITCHEN 3214 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa 813-484-0588

SHELL’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 202 S. Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa

˚VIETNAMESE˚

813-875-3467. shellsseafood.com WATERVUE GRILLE 700 Harbour Post Dr., Tampa 813-642-7980.

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˚SOUTHERN˚ CASK SOCIAL KITCHEN 208 S Howard Ave., Tampa 813-251-0051.

BAMBOOZLE CAFE 516 N. Tampa St., Tampa 813-223-7320.

bamboozlecafe.com PHO QUYEN VIETNAMESE CUISINE 8404 W. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa

813-885-9424. phoquyen.com SIMPLY PHOỞ 13149 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. F, Tampa

casksocial.com

813-960-5678. simplyphotampa.com

ELLA’S AMERICANA FOLK ART CAFE 5119 N Nebraska Ave., Tampa

TRANG VIET CUISINE 230 E. Bearss Ave., Tampa

813-234-1000. ellasfolkartcafe.com

813-979-1464. photrangvietcuisine.com

MAMA’S SOUTHERN SOUL FOOD RESTAURANT 3701 E. Dr. M.L.K. Jr.

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