Surgeons & Doctors

Our group of experienced Dallas ophthalmologists is Board Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology. The doctors perform LASIK and are among a few select surgeons in North Texas credentialed in the use of the Light Adjustable Lens®, Synergy®, Symfony®, Panoptix®, Vivity®, Tecnis® and more. Treatment for cataracts, glaucoma, and corneal disease, as well as routine eye care, is offered by the center and our doctors.

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Key-Whitman Eye Center

Why We're the Right Choice for You and Your Family

Serving Patients Since 1961

Most Insurances Accepted

Eligible to Conduct Clinical Trials

Convenient Locations Throughout Dallas & Fort Worth

Above & Beyond Customer Service

Extensive Experience & Advanced Technology

Free Consultations for LASIK, PRK, EpiClear & ICL Services

Service Available in Spanish, Mandarin & More

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right eye doctor for LASIK or cataract surgery?
Start by confirming the surgeon is a board-certified ophthalmologist with real experience in the specific procedure you need. Every doctor's bio page on the Key-Whitman site lists their exact board certifications, training, and areas of focus, so you can compare credentials before booking a consultation.
What credentials do Key-Whitman doctors have?
Key-Whitman's surgical team includes board-certified ophthalmologists and licensed optometrists with a range of subspecialty training. Because certifications and areas of focus vary by doctor, each provider's exact credentials, medical school, and specialties are listed on their individual bio page.
Can I choose which doctor I see, and can I request a specific location?
Yes, patients can request a specific doctor and location when booking, either online or by phone. Each doctor's bio page lists which Key-Whitman office they practice in.
What's the difference between an ophthalmologist and an optometrist at Key-Whitman?
Ophthalmologists (M.D.) are medical doctors who perform surgery, such as LASIK and cataract procedures, and treat eye disease. Optometrists (O.D.) provide routine eye exams, prescribe glasses and contacts, and manage ongoing eye health, often co-managing surgical patients before and after procedures alongside the ophthalmologists.
How do I schedule a consultation with a Key-Whitman doctor?
Patients can request an appointment directly through the website's scheduling page or by calling their preferred location. Free consultations are available for LASIK, PRK, EpiClear, and EVO ICL evaluations.