Our staff of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and eye doctors offer eye care solutions to clients in Toledo, Ohio. Our services range from LASIK to cataract surgery and many options. The doctors at Specialty Eye Institute are dedicated to utilizing the technology and techniques to improve your vision. In addition, our staff is always researching and becoming proficient with the latest eye care treatments in the industry. Give our team of ophthalmologists a call by phone at (877) 852-8463 to discuss glaucoma treatments, cataract surgery, keratoconus treatments, LASIK eye surgery, or diabetic retinopathy treatments.
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Eye Care Services We Provide in Toledo, Ohio:
Cataracts - We offer both traditional and laser cataract surgery options. 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 -Keratoconus is a disease that creates a thinning of the cornea. This disease is treated differently by our team of ophthalmologists based on its severity.
LASIK - LASIK 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 is a complication of diabetes. This complication affects the retina of the eye and can lead to blindness. Our staff of retina specialists and eye doctors in Toledo, Ohio utilize the most advanced treatments to manage and treat conditions 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.
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LASIK Eye Surgery Solutions
LASIK eye surgery is anything but out of reach for our clients. Our talented ophthalmologists and eye doctors in Toledo, OH offer advanced LASIK solutions that can alleviate or correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Now, you can decrease your corrective lens usage and payments related to prescription changes. Feel free to commit to an active lifestyle or do simple things like wear sunglasses without being hindered by eyeglasses. Talk to an optometrist or ophthalmologist at Specialty Eye Institute during a complimentary LASIK eye surgery consultation to hear more about this short, safe, and convenient procedure.

3 Signs It’s Time to Schedule a LASIK Eye Surgery
Wondering if LASIK is right for you? If you’re no longer interested in wearing glasses or contact lenses, this eye procedure may be able to help you with that, especially if you don’t want to pay for them anymore. To be considered for these benefits, you’ll need to be over the age of 18, have good corneal and overall eye health, and have experienced no vision changes over the last year. To help you determine if you are a good candidate, our staff of ophthalmologists and eye doctors in Toledo, Ohio has created an outline of signs it’s time to book an appointment for LASIK eye surgery.
You No Longer Want to Wear Contacts & Glasses
Although glasses and contacts are designed to improve your vision, they can be inconvenient to wear if you travel, attend the gym, swim, or run. Our staff of eye doctors in Toledo, Ohio utilize innovative and precise lasers to ensure exceptional results for clients enrolled in LASIK eye surgery.
The procedure consists of reshaping the cornea to an optimal curvature to eliminate your vision issues. In addition, it takes a short amount of time to recover from a LASIK eye procedure. Clients will notice vision improvements and will be able to participate in regular daily activities the next day after the procedure. If you want to eliminate your glasses or contacts, give our staff a call by phone at (877) 852-8463 to sign up for a LASIK treatment.
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You Do Not Want to Pay For New Contacts & Glasses
Depending on the severity of your vision, an average individual can spend anywhere from a couple of hundred dollars to $1,000 on glasses and contact lenses a year. On the other hand, the total amount of money you spend on your vision may exceed $1,000 when you include vision exams and other expenses.
The cost of performing LASIK eye surgery will vary depending on the equipment and tools utilized to perform the procedure. However, an average person will save money in the long run by investing in a LASIK procedure in comparison to purchasing new glasses and contacts each year. If you have questions about the cost of receiving LASIK eye surgery, give our staff of optometrists and ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH a call by phone at (877) 852-8463. Our staff will perform a diagnosis of your vision issues and will create a vision care solution that meets your requirements.
You Are a Good Candidate for LASIK Eye Surgery
To be a qualified candidate for LASIK eye surgery, you need to have an optimal corneal thickness or size. In addition, candidates will need to be 18 years old or older, have satisfactory eye health, and have had no alterations in vision over the last two years.

Blepharoplasty Surgery & Treatments
Our staff of ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH can perform intricate upper and lower blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery, with the utmost precision. We can improve your peripheral vision by correcting any vision-impairing facial features you may have. This will allow you to drive and read to the best of your abilities. Our team of ophthalmologists and optometrists is also able to conduct a lower blepharoplasty procedure that targets puffy eye bags and wrinkles. Whatever you’re interested in—reach out to our friendly eye doctors by phone at (877) 852-8463 to discuss your goals and find out your options.
Cataract Surgery & Treatment Solutions
More than half of Americans 75 and older live with some form of cataracts. A strengthened prescription could alleviate blurry vision and any other onset eyesight issues. However, if it continues progressing, you should speak to one of our eye doctors in Toledo, Ohio about what our customizable treatment solutions could do for your clouded eye lens.
Whether you opt for traditional surgery or a modern procedure using an FDA-approved laser, you won’t require any stitches and should expect a painless and speedy recovery. The procedure is paired with whichever one of our premium intraocular lenses (IOLs) is best suited for your needs. Be proactive and call our staff of ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH by phone at (877) 852-8463 to consult an expert on your cataracts.
Top 4 Benefits of Cataract Surgery
Our patients choose to undergo cataract treatment so they can enhance their vision, improve their quality of life, maintain their eye health, and avoid other eye diseases and complications. If you suspect your cataracts have been worsening your vision, set up a consultation with the staff of ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH at Specialty Eye Institute.
Enhance Your Vision
Our team of ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH will remove and replace your damaged natural lens with a clear artificial lens to improve your vision. You may notice an improvement in eyesight as early as one day after the cataract surgery. Over 95% of individuals with healthy or strong eyes will have enhanced vision at the conclusion of the procedure. Your eyesight will continuously improve as your eyes heal.
Improve Your Quality of Life
Once the natural lenses in your eyes become clouded or damaged, it will become hard to perform activities such as working on a computer, driving, riding a bike, reading a book, walking, or eating. Living with cataracts can also make it hard for you to prepare meals or live independently. Our staff of optometrists and ophthalmologists in Toledo, OH will remove your cataracts to improve your mental health and vision.
Maintain the Health of Your Eyes
If you believe you have cataracts, it’s important to visit a professional ophthalmologist in Toledo, OH to avoid other types of vision problems. Some individuals with cataracts are negatively impacted by damaged retinas that are associated with diabetes. In addition, cataracts may be responsible for excess pressure in your eyes. If the high pressure in your eyes is not detected early, the condition can progress into glaucoma and other vision problems. Cataracts can also cause your eyes to become irritated. An effective way to prevent vision issues is to talk with our staff of optometrists and ophthalmologists about conducting a cataract surgery or treatment.
Protect Your Safety
Removing your cataracts will help keep you safe by reducing accidents such as falling, tripping, and car accidents. Your vision is essential for daily activities such as traveling, reading, riding a bike, running, communicating with friends, responding to emails, and driving. Protect your health and safety by talking with a doctor about the benefits of performing cataract surgery.
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Glaucoma Treatment Options
See the optometrists or eye doctors at Specialty Eye Institute in Toledo, Ohio for an eye exam and we’ll check for glaucoma as part of our routine. If we suspect something may be wrong, we can carry out an additional test to map out your visual acuity, affected areas, and intraocular pressure. Once diagnosed, we reduce your inner eye pressure using eye drops or intravenous methods. We may also go to laser or traditional surgery options for proper drainage. Schedule an annual eye exam or a glaucoma assessment with our ophthalmologists and doctors at (877) 852-8463.
Symptoms of Glaucoma
If you’re unsure whether or not you’re dealing with glaucoma, look out for these symptoms. Keep in mind that people living with open-angle glaucoma may not experience symptoms.
- Light halos
- Vision loss
- Eye redness
- Eye haziness
- Upset stomach or vomiting
- Eye pain

Risk Factors of Glaucoma
You could be at risk for glaucoma if you have:
- A history of glaucoma
- Poor vision
- Thin corneas
- Diabetes
- High blood/eye pressure
- Cardiovascular disease
- Sickle cell anemia
- A current or previous eye injury
You’re also at an increased risk if you are:
- Near/farsighted
- 40+ years old
- Taking certain medications
- Of certain heritage
Diabetic Retinopathy Treatments
The optometrists and eye doctors in our Toledo, OH eye clinic are highly adept at spotting the early signs of diabetic retinopathy and other retina diseases. Diabetic retinopathy can cause permanent vision damage if not treated with medication, laser treatment, or a surgical procedure.
Our team of doctors offers innovative treatments for diabetic retinopathy. In addition, our ophthalmologists provide eye care options for other types of conditions such as presbyopia, macular degeneration, and keratoconus. Have your eyes checked before any damage occurs? Fill out our appointment form or call our team of ophthalmologists at (877) 852-8463 today.
Toledo, Ohio Office
3000 Regency Ct. Ste. 100
Toledo, OH 43623
(877) 852-8463
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