MidWest Eye Center has a complete roster of board-certified Ophthalmologists, Retina Specialists and Optometrists, offering diagnosis and surgical and non-surgical treatment for eye diseases, such as, cataracts, glaucoma, dry eyes, blepharitis, floaters and flashes, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration and more.
Through a wide range of procedures from LASIK vision correction to Femto laser-assisted cataract surgery to oculoplastic cosmetic reconstruction our doctors and staff are dedicated to delivering you the best eye care available.
MidWest Eye Center’s Cincinnati, Ohio and Northern Kentucky locations are easily accessible from the surrounding Tri-state area.
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MidWest Eye Center specializes in procedures that can correct vision issues related to these obstructions as well as performing cosmetic procedures that improve patient appearance and confidence. Our board-certified Ophthalmologists provide consultation during appointments to help patients better understand their condition, explain surgical and non-surgical options and recommend the best treatment path.
Learn more about oculoplasticsRetinal diseases and disorders often require urgent treatment. Thus, it is vital that you make note of any new symptoms or changes in your vision and share them with an eye care professional. At MidWest Eye Center, patients receive state-of-the-art testing to determine any condition or disease that might be present. Our specialists can provide diagnosis for various conditions or diseases that affect the retina.
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For those who are tired of relying on their eyeglasses or contact lenses, LASIK surgery can be a wonderful solution. Our goal at the MidWest Eye Center is for all our LASIK surgery patients to be able to enjoy performing their daily activities without corrective lenses.
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If you are experiencing some of the symptoms of a cataract, you should visit your eye doctor so he or she can perform a contrast sensitivity test. This will determine the degree to which the cataract is affecting your vision and will determine how soon you should treat your cataract.
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