Hawaii’s own Michael Bennett, MD, FACS has been named to the prestigious Ocular Surgery News’ Retina 150 – an elite group of retina specialists and surgeons. An innovator in the field of retina surgery, Dr. Bennett is an internationally recognized leader in the field of medical and surgical retina.
This acknowledgment marks a positive impact for the people of Hawaii by having a local ophthalmologist with such an honor.
“I am privileged to be able to represent my community as part of such an elite and talented group of surgeons and specialists. Giving patients in Hawaii the availability to such innovative technology and the latest in custom vision care is what our practice, Eye Center of Hawaii, is all about,” states Michael Bennett, MD, FACS.
The retina plays a critical role in vision — if it is damaged, the brain won’t be able to receive visual information, which can result in permanent blindness. Often, the first signs of damage are hard to notice. By the time you notice a decrease in vision quality, the damage is irreversible. In fact, Age Related Macular Degeneration, a retinal disorder, is the leading cause of blindness and vision loss in Americans 65 and older.
About Michael Bennett, MD, FACS
Dr. Bennett is an award-winning surgeon, Medical Director, and founder of Eye Center of Hawaii, formerly Retina Institute of Hawaii. In addition to being certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, Dr. Bennett is a pioneer of surgical advancement being named as one of 13 surgeons in the US to conduct the procedure for the Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System. Dr. Bennett and other doctors at Eye Center of Hawaii have been recognized for awards including Best Doctors in the U.S., Best Doctors in Hawaii, Governor’s Innovation, Pacific Business News Business Award, and Retina Society Distinction Award.
A beautiful review for our Waipahu office. Our caring and loving team and Dr. Kashiwa are so honored to hear these words. Big mahalo Kevin.
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🎆👓 Cheers to a Clearer New Year! 👓🎆
As we say aloha to 2025, we’re excited to help you see every moment clearly—whether it’s new adventures, cherished memories, or achieving your goals.
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⏱️Thinking about LASIK or cataract surgery? Now’s the perfect time!
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🎄🌺 Mele Kalikimaka from Eye Center of Hawaii! 🌺🎄
This holiday season, we’re sending warm island vibes and wishes for clear, healthy vision to all our 'ohana near and far. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good news: Once your cataracts are removed, they cannot grow back! However, some patients may experience a condition called posterior capsule opacification (PCO), or "secondary cataract." This occurs when the membrane that holds your IOL becomes cloudy over time.
✨ The solution? A quick, painless laser procedure called YAG capsulotomy can restore clear vision in minutes!
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🎁👁️ December is Safe Toys & Gifts Month! 👁️🎁
The holiday season is full of joy, but some toys can pose serious risks to young eyes. Keep your family safe with these tips when shopping for gifts:
🎯 Safe Toy Checklist:
Look for age-appropriate labels.
Avoid toys with sharp edges or projectiles.
Make sure toys meet safety standards (look for ASTM certification).
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