Our Doctors

For over a decade now, Dr. Patheja’s group has treated thousands of patients in the Aiken area with the same expertise and professional care. Over the years, this has made Aiken Ophthalmology the best choice for outstanding care of all eye related issues. Dr. Patheja looks forward to taking care of you with the same skill, attention, and state of the art facilities that have brought healing to so many.

Dr. Anthony Greer is a Board Certified glaucoma specialist and general ophthalmologist. He manages glaucoma, macular degeneration, dry eyes, and diabetes as it relates to the eye with the latest technology and techniques. Dr. Greer also performs routine exams with adults and children for eye health, glasses, and contacts.

Dr. Myles Potter is a proud native of North Augusta, SC. He graduated valedictorian from North Augusta High School where he shined in both academics and sports. Before graduating cum laude from Davidson College in 2009, he played in the Academic All-Pioneer Football League and after a vote conducted by the College Sports Information Directors of America, he also played for ESPN's The Magazine Academic All-District Football Team.

After finishing his training, Dr. Gray became a faculty member at the University of Florida, where he was the recipient of several teaching awards. He has also been recognized with the Gold Humanism Award for his domestic and international volunteer work. He has been board certified since 2015 and practices comprehensive ophthalmology, specializing in cornea and external diseases.

Dr. Regina Hatch Hamlin, O.D., has been a therapeutically certified and fully licensed optometrist in Georgia since 2003 and is now a fully licensed optometrist in South Carolina for diagnostics and therapeutics. She earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tenn. She lives in her hometown of North Augusta and is a member of the American Optometric Association (AOA), the Georgia Optometric Association and the Contact Lens and Cornea Section of the AOA.