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Charles A. Garcia, M.D., P.A.
| Exceptional Eye Care in Houston |
Ryan W. Rogers, M.D.
Dr. Ryan Rogers received his medical degree
from The Chicago Medical School in North
Chicago. He completed his internship
West Suburban Hospital Medical Center
affiliated with Loyola University, Oak Park,
Illinois then later completed his residency
Cook County Hospital, Chicago. He has
worked as a general ophthalmologist, but
graduated with advanced fellowship training in
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
under Milton Boniuk, M.D. at Baylor College of
Medicine, in Houston, Texas.
Dr. Rogers is experienced in all forms of
oculoplastic surgery, including entropion (in
turning eyelid), ptosis (droopy eyelid), and the
treatment of trichiasis. Dr. Rogers is also
skilled with products such as Botox and
Restylane injections to reduce the appearance
of aging and fine lines.
Dr. Rogers research interests include studies
on the aging changes of the human face, and
new treatment modalities for blepharospasm
and diabetes. He is a member of the Academy
of Ophthalmology, the Harris County Medical
Society and the Texas Ophthalmology
Association. Dr. Rogers loves to travel,
practices yoga, and enjoys the fine arts and
architecture of Houston.
from The Chicago Medical School in North
Chicago. He completed his internship
West Suburban Hospital Medical Center
affiliated with Loyola University, Oak Park,
Illinois then later completed his residency
Cook County Hospital, Chicago. He has
worked as a general ophthalmologist, but
graduated with advanced fellowship training in
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
under Milton Boniuk, M.D. at Baylor College of
Medicine, in Houston, Texas.
Dr. Rogers is experienced in all forms of
oculoplastic surgery, including entropion (in
turning eyelid), ptosis (droopy eyelid), and the
treatment of trichiasis. Dr. Rogers is also
skilled with products such as Botox and
Restylane injections to reduce the appearance
of aging and fine lines.
Dr. Rogers research interests include studies
on the aging changes of the human face, and
new treatment modalities for blepharospasm
and diabetes. He is a member of the Academy
of Ophthalmology, the Harris County Medical
Society and the Texas Ophthalmology
Association. Dr. Rogers loves to travel,
practices yoga, and enjoys the fine arts and
architecture of Houston.
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