Adam Sweeney, MD

About

Adam Sweeney, MD is an ASOPRS fellowship-trained oculoplastic surgeon at The Oculoplastics Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Dr Sweeney completed an ASOPRS-approved fellowship in ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery at ASOPRS Oculoplastics Fellowship, Baylor College of Medicine (2018-2020), under Dr Mike Yen. Dr Sweeney graduated from University of Washington and completed an internship at University of Washington and residency at University of Washington. Dr Sweeney serves as Physician at University of Hawaii. Dr Sweeney is a member of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS), inducted in 2022. Conditions and procedures listed for Dr Sweeney include lacrimal system, anophthalmos, lasers, botulinum toxin, orbital tumors and trauma.

Training & Credentials

Medical School

University of Washington

Internship

University of Washington

Residency

University of Washington

Fellowship

ASOPRS Oculoplastics Fellowship, Baylor College of Medicine

Fellowship Director

Dr Mike Yen

Position

Physician

Teaching

University of Hawaii

ASOPRS

Member since 2022

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dr Sweeney fellowship-trained in oculoplastic surgery?

Yes. Dr Sweeney completed an ASOPRS-approved fellowship in ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery at ASOPRS Oculoplastics Fellowship, Baylor College of Medicine (2018-2020). ASOPRS fellowship training is the recognised subspecialty credential for eyelid, orbital and tear-duct surgery in the United States.

What does Dr Sweeney treat?

Conditions and procedures listed for Dr Sweeney include lacrimal system, anophthalmos, lasers, botulinum toxin, orbital tumors, trauma, congenital and thyroid eye disease. Contact the practice to confirm a specific procedure.

Where does Dr Sweeney practise?

Dr Sweeney practises at The Oculoplastics Center in Honolulu, Hawaii (1380 Lusitana Street Suite 708).

Conditions & Procedures

• Lacrimal System
• Anophthalmos
• Lasers
• Botulinum Toxin
• Orbital Tumors
• Trauma
• Congenital
• Thyroid Eye Disease