We’re proud to welcome a new ophthalmologist to the Kudo Care Center team—offering expert care for cataracts, glaucoma, corneal conditions, eyelid and tear duct issues, and diabetic eye disease.
Our coordinated care model brings together optometry and ophthalmology to support your long-term eye health. Whether you need a thorough evaluation or a surgical procedure, we’ll walk you through your options and next steps.
Cataract surgery restores vision by replacing the eye’s cloudy lens with a clear artificial one. At Kudo Care Center, we offer personalized lens options based on your lifestyle and vision goals, so you can see clearly at multiple distances and, in some cases, reduce your need for glasses.
We provide advanced laser-assisted cataract surgery for added precision, and we manage complex cataract cases with extra care and planning. Your procedure and lens recommendation will be tailored to your individual eye health.
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Glaucoma care focuses on managing eye pressure to protect your vision over time. Depending on your condition, treatment may include drops, laser therapy, or surgery.
Our ophthalmologist offers minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) and in-office laser procedures—such as selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) and laser peripheral iridotomy (LPI)—based on your eye anatomy and glaucoma type.
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Corneal procedures help treat surface growths, scarring, or irregularities that affect comfort and clarity.
Your ophthalmologist may recommend surgery to remove a pterygium (a growth on the eye), or a superficial keratectomy to smooth scarring. In some cases, an amniotic membrane graft may support healing.
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Oculoplastics addresses both functional and cosmetic concerns involving the eyelids and tear drainage system.
We start with a careful evaluation and offer personalized options, from in-office lesion removal to more advanced eyelid and tear duct surgeries.
Eyelid procedures:
Tear duct procedures:
If you have diabetes, regular eye evaluations are essential for protecting your vision.
We monitor for early signs of diabetic retinopathy and coordinate care with your optometrist and medical team to manage your eye health proactively.
Services include:
Ongoing diabetic eye monitoring and treatment planning
Some laser procedures are performed in-office to treat common issues quickly and comfortably.
Available laser procedures:
YAG (Yttrium-Aluminum-Garnet) capsulotomy to treat clouding behind a lens implant (common after cataract surgery).
Do I need a referral?
You don’t need a referral to request an ophthalmology consultation, but your optometrist may recommend co-managed care based on your needs.
What’s the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist?
Optometrists handle routine and medical eye care, while ophthalmologists can perform surgical procedures in addition to medical treatment.
Are these procedures done in-office or at a surgery center?
Some procedures—like laser treatments and minor eyelid procedures—are done in-office. Others may be scheduled at a surgical facility.
How do you decide between laser vs surgery for glaucoma?
Your treatment plan depends on your eye pressure, anatomy, and glaucoma type. We'll explain your options clearly during your evaluation.
What lens options are available with cataract surgery?
We offer a range of intraocular lens (IOL) choices to match your vision goals, including advanced lenses for near and distance focus.
From diagnosis to recovery, your eye care is in good hands with our eye care team. Whether you’re managing an existing condition or exploring surgical options, Kudo Care Center in Kudo Care Center is here to guide you.
Request an ophthalmology consultation today—we’ll help you schedule the right appointment for your needs.
Looking for more information about our full range of vision services? Visit our eye care services page to learn how Kudo Care Center supports your lifelong eye health—with expert care from our optometrists and ophthalmologist.