Opening November 2, 2026
Eye exams and designer eyewear in Sterling Heights.
An optometry practice and eyewear boutique on 15 Mile Road. Dr. Yousif Ghaleb, O.D., examines your eyes, and our opticians help you find frames that fit your face and your prescription.
Prefer to talk? Call (586) 883-7718
Eye exams and medical eye care
Comprehensive exams, contact lens fittings, children's exams and visits for red, dry or irritated eyes, by appointment with Dr. Ghaleb.
See eye care services
Frames, sunglasses and lenses
Try designer frames with an optician, or bring a prescription from another eye doctor. For dedicated time with an optician, ask for a fitting appointment.
See the brands we carryFrames chosen one by one
Designer optical frames and sunglasses, plus a kids collection, chosen for fit as much as for looks. See the brands we carry, then try them on with an optician in the boutique.
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Armani Exchange Optical and sun, 53 to 59 mm - bebe Optical
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Burberry Optical, 50 to 58 mm -
Calvin Klein Optical -
Coach Optical and sun, 51 to 58 mm -
Columbia Optical -
Dolce & Gabbana Optical - Dolce & Gabbana Kids Optical
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Ferragamo Optical -
Flexon Optical -
Giorgio Armani Optical - Jimmy Choo Optical and sun, 51 to 60 mm
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Lacoste Optical -
Longchamp Optical -
Nike Optical -
Nine West Optical -
Prada Optical and sun, 49 to 57 mm -
Ray-Ban Optical and sun, 50 to 62 mm - Shinola Optical
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Versace Optical and sun, 52 to 61 mm - Versace Kids Optical
- Vogue Eyewear Junior Optical and kids, 39 to 49 mm
Selection changes as frames sell and new styles arrive.
Why people choose an independent boutique
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Fitted by an optician
Every pair is measured in the frame you choose, checked against your prescription when the lenses arrive, and adjusted on your face at pickup.
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Designer collections in one place
Prada, Ray-Ban, Burberry, Coach and more, plus kids' frames, chosen for fit as much as for looks.
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Your own prescription works here
Bring a current glasses prescription from any eye doctor and we can make your glasses from it.
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Benefits checked before you order
Tell us your vision plan and we will explain what it covers and what you will pay before anything is ordered.
Meet Dr. Yousif Ghaleb
Dr. Ghaleb leads clinical care at Lens Society, from routine exams and contact lens fittings to visits for eyes that are red, dry or changing. Every exam ends with a clear explanation and time for your questions.
How we can help
Comprehensive eye exams
Your glasses prescription plus a full look at eye health, with time to ask questions.
Contact lens exams
Fittings for new and current wearers, with trial lenses, follow-up and your contact lens prescription.
Children's eye exams
Eye exams for children from age 3, with a parent or guardian, checking vision, focusing, eye teamwork and health.
Medical eye care
Visits for red, irritated, infected or injured eyes, plus glaucoma and diabetic eye exams, monitoring and referral.
Dry eye evaluation
A careful look at why your eyes feel dry, gritty or irritated, then a treatment plan with home care and prescription options.
How a frame fitting works
Good glasses start with a few measurements most people never see. Here is what happens at the table.
Talk about how you use your glasses
Screens, driving, reading, sport. Your day decides the lens design and which frame shapes make sense.
Try frames that fit your face and prescription
A strong prescription or a progressive lens narrows the field, and the optician will steer you to frames that work with it.
Take measurements
Pupil distance and, for progressives and bifocals, fitting height, measured in the frame you chose.
Order and check
Lenses are made to those measurements. When they arrive, we check them against your prescription before you pick up.
Adjust at pickup
Temples, nose pads and fit are adjusted on your face so the glasses sit level and stay put.
Insurance and paying for your visit
Vision plans and medical insurance cover different things. We will help you understand what your plan covers before you order, and tell you the cost upfront if you are paying yourself.
Have a prescription from another doctor?
Bring it in. If your glasses prescription is current, we can make glasses from it without an exam here. We will measure you in the frame you choose so the lenses are centered for your eyes.
Visit the boutique
13400 E 15 Mile Rd
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
On 15 Mile Road near Schoenherr Road, in Sterling Heights.
Hours from November 2
| Monday to Saturday | 9 am to 5 pm |
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| Sunday | Closed |
Common questions
Do I need an appointment to look at frames?
No appointment is needed to browse during opening hours. If you want an optician's undivided time, for example for progressive lenses or a child's first glasses, ask for a fitting appointment.
Do you take my insurance?
We accept VSP, Davis Vision, Spectera, EyeMed, Medicare, Michigan Medicaid, HAP, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network, and Priority Health. The insurance page lists each one. Vision plans and medical insurance cover different things, so tell us your carrier and we will help you understand your benefits before you order.
When does Lens Society open?
We open on Monday, November 2, 2026, at 13400 E 15 Mile Rd in Sterling Heights. You can request an appointment now, and we will confirm a time with you.
How do I book an eye exam?
Call us or send an appointment request through this website. A request is not a confirmed appointment; we contact you to agree on a time. Online booking will be added once it is tested end to end.
Can I bring a prescription from another eye doctor?
Yes. If your glasses prescription is current and complete, we can make glasses from it. Bring the written prescription, and we will take the fitting measurements in the frame you choose.
Ready when you are
Request an appointment, call us, or come in to look at frames.