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Dr. David Libassi OD

Optometrist | Corneal and Contact Management

33 W 42nd St New York NY, 10036

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David Libassi OD is an optometrist who specializes in corneal and contact management and optometry. Dr. Libassi is licensed to practice in New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. He practices corneal ...

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Practice At 33 W 42nd St

33 W 42nd St -
New York, NY 10036
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