Providing Exceptional Care for Each Patient
Knowledge, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Follow-up
Every patient should be treated like family, and at the Eye Center of Hawaii, this is our standard. Long gone are the days of doctors strictly telling patients what to do. At our practice, we explain treatment plans in easy to understand terms so that patients are comfortable and knowledgeable both about their condition and treatment options. We also instill a sense of personal responsibility in our patients’ care and the importance of teamwork in yielding the best possible outcome.
While our technicians and surgeons take the time to walk patients through each stage of their diagnosis and treatment to make sure they are familiar and comfortable with the entire process, we have provided additional information here on follow-up patient care. Should surgery become necessary, we have included both pre-operative and post-operative instructions, as well as, tips for applying eye drops.
Your First Visit to Eye Center of Hawaii
Learning about you and evaluating your eyes is the first step
Your first appointment at Eye Center of Hawaii will involve a comprehensive eye evaluation. This will include a detailed history, review of our practice and an examination of your vitreous and retina. Your eyes will be dilated for this examination and your vision may become blurred for a brief period of time.
Please set aside at least one hour for your initial consultation. If additional tests are required, your visit may go beyond an hour. You may wish to have someone accompany you to drive you home.



June is Cataract Awareness Month 👁️
Cataracts are a common age-related change that can lead to blurry vision, difficulty seeing at night, and faded colors. These changes often develop slowly but can begin to affect daily life over time.
The good news is that cataracts are treatable, and early attention can help support clearer, healthier vision. ... See MoreSee Less
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There is no specific age for cataract surgery. Cataracts are most often related to aging, but they can develop earlier depending on a variety of factors including genetics, medical conditions, or previous eye injury.
Surgery is recommended when cataracts begin to interfere with daily life and vision starts affecting things like reading, driving especially at night, or overall clarity even with updated glasses.
If you are noticing changes in your vision, schedule with our team to learn more your treatment options. ... See MoreSee Less
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This Memorial Day, we take a moment to honor and remember those who gave everything for our country. 🇺🇸
Grateful today and always for their sacrifice. ... See MoreSee Less
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A new treatment option for dry AMD is now available in Kona 🌺
This advancement gives patients access to care closer to home, offering new possibilities in managing dry age-related macular degeneration.
Talk with our team to learn more about whether this treatment may be right for you. ... See MoreSee Less
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Dry Eye Disease affects an estimated 55 million Americans, and relief is closer than you think.
If you’re struggling with dry, irritated eyes, the eye doctors at Eye Center of Hawaii are here to help with treatment options designed for real, lasting relief. ... See MoreSee Less
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