Ophthalmologist and Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon
Dr. Dick is a board certified ophthalmologist and experienced Vitreo-Retinal surgeon. No stranger to Hawaii, Dr. Dick began practicing on Oahu in 1986.
He has recently joined the Eye Center of Hawaii team after 14 years as the senior retina specialist for Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, California.
Dr. Dick completed a fellowship in Retinal Vascular Disease and Vitreo-Retinal Surgery at the prestigious Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland in 1999. Dr. Dick provides special expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of many sight-threatening eye diseases with particular emphasis on Diabetic Retinopathy and Age-Related Macular Degeneration.
Dr. Dick is grateful for the opportunity to return to Hawaii and looks forward to making a contribution in helping to preserve the eyesight of his new patients on the Big Island
Our next frame line: Lele: Inspired by the Hawaiian word for "to fly" or "to soar," these frames symbolize freedom and clarity. Rooted in the rich tradition of Hawaiian paddling, LELE embodies the spirit of the koaʻe bird, known for its impressive flight along the coastal cliffs. Our designer, a Hawaii-born paddler, crafted this line inspired by the 'olelo no'eau, “He koa’e manu o ka pali kahako” —a tribute to those who soar above the rest. Each frame in the LELE collection is designed to reflect the grace and agility of the koaʻe, symbolizing an outstanding person's journey. #LeleFrames #HawaiianInspiration #EyewearDesign #HawaiianCulture #OceanSpirit ... See MoreSee Less
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While cataracts are a natural part of aging for many people, you can take steps to delay their development and keep your eyes healthy! Here are a few ways to protect your vision:
🌞 Wear Sunglasses – UV protection helps prevent lens damage.
🥦 Eat a Healthy Diet – Nutrients like Vitamin C and antioxidants can support eye health.
🚬 Avoid Smoking – Smoking increases your risk of cataracts.
👓 Regular Eye Exams – Early detection is key to managing eye health as you age.
However, if your vision is fading or has become cloudy, we can help. Call us to schedule an exam today. ... See MoreSee Less
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If you've met your Medicare or medical insurance deductible for the year and you've been told you have cataracts, now's a great time for cataract surgery. Don't wait any longer to see clearly! ... See MoreSee Less
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Introducing our first frame line: Aloha Papaya. Reflecting the vibrant and tropical essence of Hawai'i, this line brings a touch of island life to everyday eyewear. Aloha Papaya eyewear also pays tribute to Hawaii’s rich plantation history, drawing inspiration from the resilient spirit and vibrant culture of Hawaii’s plantation days. Each piece in this line tells a story of joy and perseverance. #AlohaPapaya #HawaiiEyewear #TropicalStyle #IslandLife #EyewearFashion #HawaiiStyle ... See MoreSee Less
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This Veterans Day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the brave men and women who have served our country. At Eye Center of Hawaii, we are honored to care for the eyes that have seen and protected so much. Your commitment and sacrifice inspire us every day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know that diabetes can lead to serious eye conditions like diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and cataracts? These diseases can develop without symptoms in the early stages, making regular eye exams essential. Early detection is the key to preventing vision loss and managing complications.
👁️ If you or a loved one has diabetes, schedule a comprehensive eye exam today. Protect your vision and see the difference proactive care can make! ... See MoreSee Less
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