The relationship between a patient and their eye doctor matters.
Our doctors combine clinical experience, modern technology, and a comprehensive approach to eye health with the personal attention patients should expect from their neighborhood optometrist.
We believe patients deserve doctors who listen carefully, explain what they are seeing, answer questions, and develop recommendations based on the individual rather than treating every visit the same.
For Dr. Bryan Seaman, Eyedeal Vision Center has never been simply a place to work. It has been part of his family for nearly his entire life.
Born and raised in Orlando, Dr. Seaman grew up alongside the practice his parents, Thomas and Lorraine Seaman, founded in 1992. Long before he was examining eyes, he could be found at Eyedeal Vision filing patient charts, answering phones, and eventually working patients up for the doctor. Those early years gave him an appreciation not only for eye care, but for the relationships and trust that allow a family practice to care for generations of patients.
Dr. Seaman graduated from Bishop Moore Catholic High School and earned his bachelor’s degree in Biology from Rollins College before receiving his Doctor of Optometry degree from the Illinois College of Optometry in 2016. In 2025, he was honored by Bishop Moore Catholic High School as a member of its “40 under 40”, a recognition awarded to outstanding young alumni who continue to demonstrate the school’s values through their personal lives, professional accomplishments, faith, and service to their communities.
His clinical training included primary eye care, pediatrics, vision therapy, specialty contact lenses, and cataract and laser refractive surgery co-management. At the Lake City Veterans Affairs Medical Center, he gained extensive experience managing ocular disease, including glaucoma and macular degeneration, while his training at the Illinois Eye Institute Cornea Center included fitting specialty contact lenses.
Today, Dr. Seaman brings that experience to a style of practice built around a simple principle: every patient deserves to be cared for as a person, not treated as a number on a schedule. He believes excellent eye care requires listening carefully, performing a thorough examination, explaining findings in understandable terms, and using modern diagnostic technology when it can meaningfully improve a patient’s care.
His approach is also deeply influenced by his faith and the values with which he was raised. Dr. Seaman views caring for another person’s health as a responsibility that extends beyond productivity or the business of medicine. He strives to practice with integrity, compassion, humility, and the same standard of care he would want for a member of his own family.
That philosophy is especially meaningful at Eyedeal Vision. More than three decades after his parents opened the original practice, Dr. Seaman considers it a privilege to continue what they started while building upon their legacy for the next generation. His goal is for patients to leave not only confident in the care they received, but knowing they have an eye doctor and a practice they can depend on for years to come.
Outside the office, Dr. Seaman’s favorite role is being a husband and father. He enjoys spending time with his family, reading, and caring for the goats, chickens, and pig at home. As it turns out, managing a small collection of farm animals while raising children is excellent preparation for just about anything a day in private practice can throw at you.
Whether caring for a longtime Eyedeal patient or welcoming someone through the doors for the first time, Dr. Seaman hopes every patient experiences the same combination of personal attention, modern eye care, and genuine concern that has defined his family’s practice since 1992.
Dr. Lindsey Walsh, O.D., F.A.A.O., is an experienced optometrist dedicated to providing comprehensive, personalized eye care to patients of all ages. She graduated with honors from Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry, earning her Doctor of Optometry degree in 2018. As part of her clinical education, Dr. Walsh completed a six-month internship at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, where she received advanced clinical training in the diagnosis and management of ocular disease. She has been practicing in Central Florida since graduation.
Dr. Walsh is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO), a distinction reflecting her commitment to excellence and continued advancement within the profession. She was also recognized as a 2025 “40 Under 40” honoree by Lake Style Magazine and was voted “Best of the Best” Optometrist in Lake and Sumter Counties in both 2023 and 2024.
Throughout her career, Dr. Walsh has developed extensive experience in comprehensive eye care and particularly enjoys building lasting relationships with her patients. She takes pride in the details of refractive care, carefully refining glasses and contact lens prescriptions to help each patient achieve the clearest, brightest, and most comfortable vision possible. She has additional training with the RxSight Light Delivery Device and is passionate about utilizing advances in eye care to help patients achieve their best possible vision.
Outside of the office, Dr. Walsh enjoys spending time with her husband and three children, staying active in her church, and giving back to her community. Her Christian faith is an important part of her life and shapes her commitment to serving others with compassion and kindness. One of her favorite ways to volunteer is through Special Olympics Opening Eyes®, where she is grateful for the opportunity to use her skills as an optometrist to provide vision care to Special Olympics athletes.
Dr. Luis Calderon’s interest in eye care began at an early age after receiving his first pair of glasses at nine years old. That early experience grew into a passion for optometry and was further shaped during college when he traveled to Jamaica with Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity, helping provide eye care to underserved communities. The experience confirmed his decision to pursue a career in optometry.
Dr. Calderon earned his Bachelor of Science in Cell Biology and Genetics from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. He later attended the Illinois College of Optometry, graduating with honors in 2016. Following graduation, he moved to Orlando, where he has continued to serve patients throughout Central Florida and put his bilingual skills to use in caring for a diverse patient population.
His clinical training included primary eye care, ocular disease, pediatrics, vision therapy, contact lenses, and specialty care. Dr. Calderon has a particular interest in pediatric myopia management and understands firsthand how meaningful clear vision can be for a child. He works with families to help slow the progression of nearsightedness through treatment options that may include atropine therapy, specialty contact lenses, and myopia-control spectacle lenses.
Dr. Calderon believes eye care should be both thorough and approachable. He enjoys helping patients understand their vision and eye health and focuses on creating treatment plans that are practical, individualized, and centered around long-term visual wellness.
Originally born in El Salvador, Dr. Calderon moved to Canada with his family when he was one year old and grew up in Vancouver. Today, he is proud to call Orlando home.
Outside of the office, Dr. Calderon’s favorite role is being a dad. He enjoys spending time with his daughter, family, and friends, experimenting with new vegan recipes, attending concerts and sporting events, and staying active with soccer, hockey, basketball, and ultimate frisbee. A lifelong sports fan, he has a special loyalty to his hometown Vancouver Canucks.