Board-Certified Oculoplastic & Orbital Surgeon

Specialized Care for Thyroid Eye Disorder — Right Here on the Alabama Gulf Coast

When thyroid disease affects your eyes, you deserve a team that understands the complexity. At the Thyroid Eye Center of the Gulf Coast, we combine advanced orbital surgery with genuine compassion to help you see clearly again.

Board Certified
Decades of Experience
Accepting New Patients
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25+
Years of
Surgical Experience

Dedicated to Restoring Vision and Confidence for Thyroid Eye Disease Patients

Thyroid Eye Disease is more than a medical condition — it's a challenge that affects how you see the world and how the world sees you. At the Thyroid Eye Center of the Gulf Coast, we understand the physical discomfort and emotional toll that TED can take.

Our practice is built around one specialty: orbital and oculoplastic surgery for patients with thyroid-related eye conditions. From mild dryness and irritation to severe vision-threatening complications, we offer a full spectrum of treatment options tailored to where you are in your disease journey.

We take the time to listen, to explain your options in plain language, and to develop a treatment plan that respects both your health and your life. Because your eyes deserve nothing less than focused, expert attention.

Specialized Focus

Exclusively dedicated to orbital and thyroid eye disorders

Patient-Centered Care

Every treatment plan is as unique as the person receiving it

Continuity of Care

Consistent, long-term support throughout your treatment journey

Understanding Thyroid Eye Disease

Thyroid Eye Disease is an autoimmune condition that affects the tissues around your eyes. It can range from mild irritation to serious vision problems. Here are the conditions we specialize in diagnosing and treating.

Graves' Ophthalmopathy

The most common form of TED, often occurring alongside or after a Graves' disease diagnosis. We manage all stages from early inflammation through restorative surgery.

Proptosis & Exophthalmos

When inflammation and tissue growth push the eyes forward, it can affect appearance, comfort, and in severe cases, vision. Surgical decompression can help restore normal eye position.

Diplopia (Double Vision)

Scarring and tightness in the eye muscles can cause misalignment and double vision. We offer both non-surgical and surgical approaches to help restore comfortable, single vision.

Dry Eye & Corneal Exposure

Inability to close the eyes completely can lead to severe dryness and corneal damage. We provide treatments ranging from lubricants and moisture chambers to surgical eyelid procedures.

Thyroid Eye Disease in Remission

Even after the active phase of TED has passed, residual changes in eye position, eyelid appearance, and double vision can remain. Restorative surgery can address these lasting effects.

Orbital Inflammation & Pain

Active inflammation can cause significant pain, redness, and swelling around the eyes. We work closely with endocrinologists to coordinate medical and surgical management.

Comprehensive Orbital & Oculoplastic Care

From initial evaluation through surgical restoration, we offer the full range of treatments for thyroid eye disease and related orbital conditions.

01

Comprehensive TED Evaluation

A thorough assessment including orbital imaging, eye movement analysis, and disease activity scoring to determine the best treatment approach for your specific condition.

02

Medical Management

Coordinated care for the active inflammatory phase of TED, including corticosteroids, immunosuppressive therapies, and coordination with your endocrinology team.

03

Orbital Decompression Surgery

When severe proptosis threatens vision or causes significant discomfort, orbital decompression can create space for the eyes to return to a more normal position.

04

Strabismus Surgery

Repositioning of the eye muscles to correct double vision caused by thyroid eye disease. This can often be performed as an outpatient procedure with excellent outcomes.

05

Eyelid Reconstruction

Surgical correction of eyelid retraction, drooping, and asymmetry to protect the cornea and restore a natural, comfortable eye appearance.

06

Supportive & Palliative Care

For patients who are not surgical candidates or prefer conservative management, we provide ongoing supportive care including dry eye management and symptom relief strategies.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

We want you to feel comfortable and informed before you walk through our doors. Here's what you can expect during your consultation.

1

Check-In & Registration

Complete your intake forms and provide insurance information. Please bring a list of your current medications and any recent thyroid lab results.

2

Comprehensive Eye Examination

We'll perform a thorough evaluation of your eye health, including visual acuity, eye movement, eyelid position, and orbital measurements.

3

Imaging & Assessment

If indicated, we'll order CT or MRI scans of your orbits to assess the extent of tissue involvement and guide treatment planning.

4

Treatment Discussion

We'll review our findings with you, discuss your options, and answer all your questions. There's no pressure — take the time you need to feel confident in your decisions.

Your Eyes Deserve Specialized Attention

If you or someone you love is living with thyroid eye disease, we're here to help. Our team provides the focused, expert care you deserve — in a setting that feels like home.

Get in Touch

We'd love to hear from you. Reach out to schedule an appointment or ask any questions about our services.

Our Location

27961 US Highway 98, Suite 24
Daphne, AL 36526

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Office Hours

Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday – Sunday: Closed

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