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At Kellogg you will receive the most advanced eye care from highly trained physicians who are deeply dedicated to patient care. Whether you come to one of our specialty clinics or visit the comprehensive ophthalmology clinic for a routine examination, our ophthalmologists and staff are here to make your visit as easy and pleasant as possible. Kellogg Eye Center's specialty services include:
- Comprehensive
- Contact Lens
- Cornea
- Emergency Eye Care
- Eye Plastics, Eye Surgery
- Facial Cosmetic Surgery
- Glaucoma & Cataract
- LASIK
- Low Vision
- Neuro-Ophthalmology
- Orbital & Ocular Oncology
- Pediatric Ophthalmology
- PROSE
- Retina & Uveitis
- Thyroid Eye Disease

Kellogg Eye Center is affiliated with the University of Michigan Health System.

09/02/2025

On Friday, Rep. Debbie Dingell and Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib met members of the Kellogg Eye Center and discussed the impact of federal funding on our mission, including advancing vision research and providing exceptional patient care. Thank you for visiting us!

08/29/2025

Team Kellogg takes on the Surgery Olympics!

Last week, our ophthalmology residents participated in a Surgery Olympics against our colleagues at Northwestern University. This friendly competition puts surgical skills to the test in a fun, high-energy way, while also building teamwork and camaraderie.

Stay tuned, the winner will be announced soon!

08/22/2025

More from the 2025 Women in Ophthalmology Summer Symposium in Amelia Island, Florida. We would like to acknowledge and thank our staff and alumni for their outstanding presence and representation at this event.

08/15/2025

Last week, several of our alums and members of our staff made the trip to Amelia Island, Florida to attend the 2025 Women in Ophthalmology Summer Symposium.
We would like to congratulate Dr. Iman A. Barre, Dr. Theresa M. Cooney, and Dr. Denise S. Kim for their presentation on the issue of Giant Formix Syndrome (GFS).

08/06/2025

Maakye from Ghana!

On the the final stop of Otana's global ophthalmology fellowship, she spent time at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra and at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi. Taking part in the decades long "MichiGhana" partnership, Otana was able to learn and teach within the specialty of pediatric ophthalmology. This stop provided an opportunity for Otana to make new friends and to reconnect with old friends! The importance of these global partnerships is the unique opportunities that only they can provide. While in Ghana, Otana learned how training and capacity building can dramatically change the landscape of healthcare.
Learn more: https://michmed.org/KDBGM
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08/05/2025

August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month!

Experts have pointed to the combination of increased screen time and less time outdoors as factors that may put children at higher risk for developing nearsightedness, which can lead to serious eye problems in the future.

Learn more at https://michmed.org/yg4xv.

08/04/2025

The retina places a large energy demand on the body, in part due to the activity of photoreceptors, which transmit visual information to the brain.

Photoreceptor death is the cause of vision loss in many retinal diseases, and there are no effective therapies.

In a new paper, U-M researchers found that maintaining the balance of amino acids is important for photoreceptor health.

Learn more: https://michmed.org/mDRGm.

07/30/2025

Welcome Dr. Peter Yu Cheng Zhao! We are thankful and excited for the innovation, scholarship, and high-level patient care that Dr. Zhao will bring to our department. 〽️

07/28/2025

Namaste from Nepal!

On the the third stop of Otana's global ophthalmology fellowship, she found herself in the historic town of Dhulikhel. During her time at Dhulikhel Hospital, Otana was able to give several lectures on strabismus to the ophthalmology department. In addition to the lectures, Otana played a role in establishing plans for a research project involving remote educational lectures for ophthalmology residents at Kathmandu University.
Check in next week for the 4th and final part of Otana's joruney!
Learn more from the link in our bio.
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07/18/2025

Alethea “Thea” was born with a cataract in her left eye. Without surgery, she would have lost her vision in that eye. At 12 days old, she had cataract surgery. Since then, she has undergone numerous appointments and has followed all the advice her U-M doctor has given her.

Because of all her hard work, she has great vision and she recently graduated from preschool! Congrats, Thea!

07/14/2025

Pura vida from Costa Rica!

On the second stop of Otana's global ophthalmology fellowship, she spent time rotating at the Hospital Nacional de Niños in San José, Costa Rica. During her time in Costa Rica, Otana was able to gain valuable clinical and research experience with Dr. Leslie Argüello. Outside the realm of ophthalmology, Otana was able to experience the cloud forest in Monteverde, rainbows in the rainforest, and the beaches at Manuel Antonio National Park. Check in next week for part three of Otana's journey!
Learn more: https://michmed.org/KDBGM

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