Modern Eyes at Alafaya owned by Certified Optometric Physician "Brandon Mondesir O.D. Specialty Conta
04/15/2026
Is this you?
If things are starting to look a little soft around the edges, it might be time for an eye exam.
After your exam, take advantage of buy one, get one 50% off complete eyeglasses and work with our opticians to find frames and lens options that fit your style and your day-to-day needs.
Offer ends June 14, so now’s the time to book your exam.
04/04/2026
From brighter days to time outdoors, make sure your vision is ready for the season.
Schedule your eye exam today.
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03/17/2026
Lucky you… green is your color. 🍀
Come find frames that look just as good on you.
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03/11/2026
When your eyes start sending reminders… it’s probably time to listen. 👀
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02/17/2026
Three screens. Busy days.
Routine eye care helps keep up with it all.
02/14/2026
Framed with love. 💕
01/26/2026
You may not notice glaucoma in its early stages, but regular eye exams can help catch changes early.
Many eye conditions begin without symptoms, which is why proactive eye care matters.
This Glaucoma Awareness Month, prioritize your eye exam, even if your vision feels fine.
01/24/2026
The frames everyone will be wearing in 2026 are already here.
From oversized statement frames to minimalist glasses, today’s 2026 eyewear trends include modern eyeglasses, refined oval frames, and timeless cat’s eye styles designed to elevate everyday looks.
Which frame trend fits your style this year?
01/08/2026
New Year. New Benefits.
A new year is here—and so are new opportunities to see every moment with fresh eyes.
Celebrate the new year with Buy One, Get One 50% Off Complete Eyeglasses* and take advantage of your fresh 2026 vision benefits. Start the year with the perfect pair of glasses that you'll love wearing every day.
Your FSA and HSA benefits can be used toward vision-related services, including:
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Sitting on the bus after a long day in college I saw an advertisement asking “Are you interested in a career as an Optometrist?” in the school newspaper. At the time my answer was “I’m not sure”. I knew I wanted to provide a health service of some sort to my community but I really didn’t know in what capacity. I decided to seek more information about this ad. I followed the directions laid out in the ad and met a gentleman from the optometry college in New York City. After meeting with him I realized this is something I needed to pursue.
In my college town of London, Ontario Canada, I met with the local optometrist for a job shadowing session. We talked for a while. He was a very happy person and loved his profession. I wasn’t too convinced that it was for me until he let me look into a one of his patient’s eyes. I was blown away! Truthfully, I am still blown away 17 years later. I was hooked and everything in me was all the way into becoming an optometrist!
I attended the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in August of 2004. During my internship and externship training, I completed a rotation in south Florida in December of 2006. I was very pleased to be enjoying 80 degree weather in December! That weather sold me on living in Florida after my education was over. Upon graduation in 2008, I decided to obtain additional training by completing a residency in ocular disease at the Hudson Valley Veteran's Administration hospital in upstate New York. After that residency was done I headed for the sunny skies of Florida.
I settled in Tampa, Florida in 2010. I loved it! I met my beautiful wife, Alansen and not long after we decided to relocate to Orlando. I love it even more! We now have two wonderfully energetic boys. We call central Florida our home together and we both want to help make our community the best it can be.
My parents are from a small island in the Caribbean called St. Lucia. Growing up I was lucky enough to travel there numerous times. Those experiences were priceless and St. Lucia remains a very special place to me. I learned all about my family history during my travels. One of the more significant things I learned was about the family land and business that was conducted on it. My great grandfather was a lumberjack of sorts and would farm trees and sell the wood to neighboring islands. He would actually sail the ships to other lands himself!
My family sold this land sometime ago and my grand aunts were kind enough to share a small amount of the profits with me to help start my own independent optometric practice. So my new practice is not just an embodimet of my own self but also a representation of the trust that prior generations have placed in me. I take this trust very seriously and will treasure it always. So know that when you come to see me for some glasses or an eye exam, you have generations standing with me, and you, to help meet all of your eye care needs!
It has been a dream of mine to open my own independent optometric practice for about 10 years. Finally, this year that dream is happening. The hard work of my parents and generations in my family before me is enabling my dream to become a reality. I am forever grateful to them and to the central Florida community for trusting me to provide eye care services for the past 10 years. I can’t wait to keep it going into the future!