Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
What does a oculoplastics ophthalmologist do?
Oculoplastic surgeons treat conditions of the eyelids, tear ducts, and eye socket, combining ophthalmology with reconstructive and cosmetic surgery.
When should you see one?
For droopy eyelids, tear-duct problems, orbital conditions, or reconstructive eye-area surgery.
How to verify credentials
- Check that their NPI taxonomy code matches
207WX0200X - Verify their license is active with your state medical board
- Confirm board certification through the American Board of Ophthalmology
Find Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons by City
183 cities
New York, NY
9 verified · avg 17 yrs exp
Houston, TX
8 verified · avg 16 yrs exp
Miami, FL
7 verified · avg 14 yrs exp
Los Angeles, CA
6 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
San Antonio, TX
6 verified · avg 17 yrs exp
Pittsburgh, PA
6 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Little Rock, AR
6 verified · avg 17 yrs exp
Saint Louis, MO
5 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Chicago, IL
4 verified · avg 14 yrs exp
Philadelphia, PA
4 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Dallas, TX
4 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Seattle, WA
4 verified · avg 16 yrs exp
Austin, TX
4 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Salt Lake City, UT
4 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Carmel, IN
4 verified · avg 16 yrs exp
Cleveland, OH
3 verified · avg 14 yrs exp
Columbus, OH
3 verified · avg 16 yrs exp
Durham, NC
3 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Louisville, KY
3 verified · avg 17 yrs exp
Aurora, CO
3 verified · avg 13 yrs exp
New Orleans, LA
3 verified · avg 16 yrs exp
Bethesda, MD
3 verified · avg 14 yrs exp
Gainesville, FL
3 verified · avg 15 yrs exp
Beverly Hills, CA
3 verified · avg 18 yrs exp