May 24, 2022 – Dr. Michael Bennett of the Eye Center of Hawaii in Honolulu, Hawaii has been named one of the “Best Cataract Surgeons in America”. “Dr. Bennett has brought one of the premier eye institutes in the world to the islands of Hawaii. In addition to the Eye Center of Hawaii delivering the full spectrum of comprehensive eye care, their cataract care is world class, and includes bringing laser cataract surgery, with the LensAR laser to the patients of Hawaii. In addition to a world class surgeon, you’ll find Dr. Bennett to be an exceptional person, devoted to charity work, and an avid athlete in his leisure time,” said Dr. Michael Shumski, M.D., Medical Director of “Best Cataract Surgeons in America”. We are honored to recognize Dr. Bennett for this recognition, and to let the patients of Hawaii know that such an outstanding cataract surgeon is available to them for their cataract surgery.
About “Best Cataract Surgeons in America”: https://bestcataractsurgeons.com/cataract-surgeons/michael-bennett/
The “Best Cataract Surgeons in America” digital platform is the premier educational resource for patients interested in learning about modern cataract surgery. Patients can learn about the entire process of cataract surgery, including topics like lens implant options and the causes of cataracts.
In addition to these patient resources, the site allows patients to find an experienced cataract surgeon in their region for their procedure. The Best Cataract Surgeons database can be searched by address, zip code or doctor name so that patients can find the best cataract surgeon around their area.
Cataract surgery is the most common surgery performed in the United States, and one of the most life-changing for patients. By better educating patients, the “Best Cataract Surgeons” platform hopes to empower them to make better healthcare decisions.
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