Dr. ALAN C. EGGE, MD Dr. CHARLES C. HOGGE, MD Dr. JENNIFER H. JACOBS, MD Dr. STEVEN A. GROSS, MD

ALAN C. EGGE, MD
Dr. Egge is a board-certified Ophthalmologist who has practiced in Northern Virginia since 1985. Currently, he has offices in Manassas, Warrenton, and Haymarket and has operating privileges at Prince William Hospital and Fauquier Hospital. He has performed over 7,000 surgeries to correct cataracts, glaucoma, and strabismus, as well as laser vision correction (LASIK) to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. He consistently demonstrates his commitment to quality by remaining on the leading edge of technological advancements to provide the best possible care to all of his patients.

Washingtonian Magazine has again recognized Dr. Egge as one of the area’s top doctors in the field of ophthalmology. This honor is especially noteworthy since these doctors were selected by their fellow physicians.

Dr. Egge lives in the area with his wife and four children. He volunteers his time as a youth basketball coach and as a pediatrician at the Manassas Free Clinic.

CHARLES C. HOGGE, MD
Dr. Hogge has practiced comprehensive ophthalmology in Manassas and Warrenton since 1993. He performs cataract and glaucoma surgery at both Fauquier and Prince William Hospitals. He performs laser vision correction (LASIK) surgery at the Manassas office. Dr. Hogge also volunteers his services for the free clinics in Warrenton and Fauquier Counties.

Dr. Hogge is a former Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Eastern Virginia Medical School. He is the past president of the Fauquier Medical Society and the Prince William Hospital Department of Surgery. He is committed to providing his patients with state-of-the-art care, and he regularly attends pertinent conferences to stay current with the latest technological advances.

Dr. Hogge lives in Warrenton with his wife and two daughters. He enjoys horseback riding, hiking, and fly-fishing.

Dr. Jacobs’ experience with refractive surgery began during her residency where she developed proficiency in the use of the excimer laser and in the techniques for both PRK and LASIK. She also conducted and has presented research on Laser Vision Correction, for which she received a Scientific Research Forum Award at Howard University Hospital.

Dr. Jacobs has conducted instructional courses to teach ophthalmologists in training and has conducted seminars for other physicians interested in learning about laser vision correction. She is well respected among her peers and has been a contributor to the Ophthalmology Capsule and Comment Newsletter, a McGraw Hill publication, since 2000. She practices comprehensive ophthalmology with a sub-speciality in corneal disease.

Dr. Jacobs lives in the area with her husband and four children. She enjoys bike riding, spending time with her family, and being active in her church.

STEVE A. GROSS, MD
Steven A. Gross, MD – graduated from University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago and completed his ophthalmology residency at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, a Fellowship in Strabismology at Baylor College of Medicine and a Fellowship in Reconstructive and Aesthetic Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery in Atlanta at the Southeastern Oculoplastic Center and Paces Plastic Surgery. He is certified in both Neurology and Ophthalmology.

Dr. Gross specializes in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery including brow, eyelid and mid-face surgery, eye muscle surgery and Neuro and Pediatric Ophthalmology. He has been recognized by his peers in Florida in “Best Doctors” and “Best Ophthalmologists” in the United States.

Dr. Gross performs surgery at Prince William Hospital and Ambulatroy Surgical Center.

Dr. Gross is married with two children. He has recently relocated from Florida to our area. He enjoys jazz music and spending time with his family.