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Now open in Honolulu
at the Ala Moana Building
Waipahu: 94-673 Kupuohi St. Ste. #C203
Honolulu: 1441 Kapiolani Blvd. Suite 1910
Hawaiian Eye Center provides you with the best eye care available anywhere.
Our Medical Director, Dr. Steven Rhee, is a board-certified and highly trained cataract surgeon with sub-specialty training in cornea and external disease. He offers his patients the latest advances in cataract surgery and treats a variety of eye conditions including glaucoma and dry eye. Our team of leading ophthalmologists and optometrists are part of the most experienced doctors in Oahu.
Hawaiian Eye Center has one of the most state-of-the-art eye care and surgery clinics in Hawaii
Our Wahiawa surgery and laser center are completely equipped with the most advanced diagnostic and surgical technology available today. With centrally located, convenient and full-service eye care centers, in both Wahiawa and Waipahu, our patients can enjoy comfortable procedures in an unmatched medical center, led by an equally unparalleled medical team.
Next Level of Care
Hawaiian Eye Center, providing you and your family with the very best in eye care service for over 45 years.
Cataract Leaders of Hawaii
Utilizing the latest, most advanced cataract surgery techniques in our ultra-modern surgicenter.
Your health and wellness
Our physicians and staff pride themselves on treating you like family. Some of our patients have even commented that we treat them just like “celebrities.”
We believe that specialized patient care leads to a higher quality of treatment outcomes and pleasant experiences - from the moment a patient steps into our office.
Dr. Steven Rhee
Medical Director and Cataract SurgeonLatest blog post
This Holiday Season, Give Your Keiki the Gift of Safety
December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month (Honolulu, Hawaii) December 12, 2024 – Each year, hundreds of children’s eye injuries are caused by toys. For December’s Safe Toys and Celebration Month, Hawaiian Eye Center advises safety while choosing holiday gifts for your keiki this season. The American Academy of Ophthalmology advises parents to be cautious […]
For Millions of Americans, Diabetic Eye Disease Is a Major Risk
HEC November is National Diabetes Awareness Month Nearly 35 million Americans who have diabetes are at higher risk to develop eye-related health concerns that could cause blindness. For November’s National Diabetes Awareness Month, Hawaiian Eye Center has important information to keep your eyes safe and healthy. The American Academy of Ophthalmology encourages those with diabetes […]