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Our staff of ophthalmologists or eye doctors provides trustworthy eye care solutions to the sixth largest city in Michigan, Ann Arbor. If you're searching for a top eye doctor in Ann Arbor, you've come to the right place. Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan and a large number of growing businesses. The city’s economy is centered on education, technology, and healthcare. Looking for an Eye Doctor in Ann Arbor? Give our staff of eye doctors a call by phone at (866) 445-9063 to schedule an appointment.
Ann Arbor Ophthalmology Office
2350 E. Stadium Blvd., Ste. 10
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(877) 852-8463
We have 9 other locations in Michigan and Ohio:
Ann Arbor - Battle Creek - Chelsea - Jackson - Lansing - Kalamazoo - Bryan - Toledo
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Ophthalmologists & Optometrists in Ann Arbor
Specialty Eye Institute has been treating patients in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and the surrounding areas for over 40 years. Through experience, commitment to technology, and role in researching new eye care treatments and solutions, our staff of ophthalmologists provide clients with cutting-edge eye care services.
Our team of optometrists and ophthalmologists are nationally-known leaders in the eye treatment industry. Our doctors use leading clinical hardware and techniques to diagnose and resolve moderate to severe eye problems.
“I started wearing glasses at age 4, I had surgery and could see the next day. Recovery time was very short, I was back to work the next day!”
Todd Holmes Cataract Patient
Eye Care Services We Provide:
Cataract Treatments – Our eye doctors offer both traditional and laser cataract surgery. Learn more about cataract lens options.
Blepharoplasty – Intended to reshape the upper or lower eyelid, this can be a functional or cosmetic procedure.
Glaucoma – Glaucoma is a common degenerative eye disease that often has no symptoms.
Keratoconus – A disease that creates a thinning of the cornea, is treated differently based on the severity.
LASIK – LASIK is an ophthalmology solution provided by our staff of eye doctors. This type of vision treatment is a popular method of refractive surgery. Find out if you’re a candidate.
Refractive Lens Exchange – This procedure is a great option for those who may not qualify for LASIK.
Diabetic Retinopathy – Diabetic retinopathy can be a negative consequence of diabetes. This medical condition affects a component of the eye called the retina and can cause an individual to become blind. Our staff of ophthalmologists and optometrists utilize state-of-the-art eye treatments to detect, monitor, manage, and treat complications of the retina.
Macular Degeneration – It’s important for people with macular degeneration to monitor their eyesight carefully and see their ophthalmologist on a regular basis.
Cataract Surgery & Treatment Solutions
Specialty Eye Institute has a team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and doctors based in Ann Arbor trained in providing highly advanced cataract treatment solutions. These can range anywhere from a quick, painless surgical incision by hand or using an FDA-approved laser. During these procedures, an IOL is placed to further enhance your eyesight. Become familiar with our premium traditional and laser-assisted cataract procedures, as well as our various IOLs, by calling a staff member at Specialty Eye Institute by phone at (877) 852-8463. Come witness a revolutionary patient care experience!
Glaucoma Treatments
Glaucoma, or eye pressure caused by eye fluid build-up, can be discomforting and negatively affect your visual acuity. That’s why the ophthalmologists at Specialty Eye Institute are prepared with a host of diverse glaucoma treatment services. We are committed to keeping your eye health in good shape! Our optometrists and ophthalmologists in Ann Arbor scan for signs of glaucoma early on during annual eye exams.
Should you be diagnosed, the form and level of severity determine whether you need state-of-the-art laser surgery or standard traditional surgery. Don’t put your eyes at risk. Schedule an appointment with our team of optometrists and ophthalmologists by phone at (877) 852-8463. Speak to a glaucoma specialist about a preventative test or an affordable treatment solution.
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Innovative LASIK Eye Surgery & Treatments
The widely-known refractive LASIK surgery is an eye procedure that treats nearsightedness, farsightedness, and even astigmatism. The experienced optometrists and ophthalmologists at our clinic in Ann Arbor use a cutting-edge laser to reshape your cornea to improve your vision. Following our speedy procedure and a smooth, short recovery process, your eyes can finally reach enhanced health and vision. Book a complimentary appointment with a LASIK specialist today! Call the Specialty Eye Institute clinic in Ann Arbor at (877) 852-8463 to determine your candidacy.
Diabetic Retinopathy Treatments
When you come to see a qualified optometrist or ophthalmologist at Specialty Eye Institute in Ann Arbor for your annual eye exam, let them know you’re interested in testing for diabetic retinopathy. Our modern Optomap test can detect a wide array of retina diseases—even in their early stages—to maximize your eye health.
Should you have diabetic retinopathy, our clinic recommends a laser procedure to stop the decline of your vision! That’s because it limits retina swelling and keeps new blood vessels from forming. Discover more about our preventative testing and diabetic retinopathy care by going on our website or calling (877) 852-8463.
Keratoconus Treatments
Keratoconus occurs when the cornea or the front of the eye thins, causing the eye to bulge. Although it’s very rare that the onset of blindness occurs, the National Keratoconus Foundation states that as many as 15-20% of patients require a corneal transplant because of their weakened vision.
Thankfully, the optometrists and ophthalmologists in our practice in Ann Arbor are extremely well-versed in keratoconus treatment options. In its early stages, your prescription can be corrected using glasses or contact lenses. As the disease progresses, you may require specially-made, rigid, gas-permeable contact lenses that improve your eyesight and brace your eye bulge. If this becomes insufficient, our eye doctors will guide you through a delicate corneal transplant surgery or corneal cross-linking procedure. Talk to us today to hear more!
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