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Why choose the Regional Eye Center?

The Regional Eye Center is one of the largest eye care groups in the Southeastern United States and works with over 600 new patients per month. Our ophthalmologists have the training and technology to provide the best patient care on a personal basis for each patient. We are there to guide you every step of the way.

Why choose Stokes regional eye centers?

Since its inception in 1938, Stokes Regional Eye Centers remains the leader in professionally sound diagnosis and treatment of eye disease and injury while promoting community awareness and continued maintenance of overall visual health to thousands of patients annually.

Why choose Texas Regional Eye Center for ilasik?

In addition to offering iLASIK vision correction, Texas Regional Eye Center also offers a range of services, from treatment of cataracts and lens replacement surgery to routine eye care. Trust Aggieland’s iLASIK Experts for your eye care needs.

How to contact Dr Perkins at Texas Regional Eye Center?

Thank you Dr. Perkins, we wish you the best!! Each and every one of Dr. Perkins’s patients will continue to receive the very best in eye care at Texas Regional Eye Center. If you would like to schedule an appointment, contact us today at (979) 774-0498.

Where is Regional Eye Optical located?

Regional Eye Optical is located just inside Regional Eye Center in Hutchinson, MN. We carry a large selection of designer frames, prescription and non-prescription lenses and sunglasses. Come in and see us – no appointment is needed.

What is the laser system for cataract surgery?

Regional Eye Center has implemented the state-of-the-art LENSAR Laser System for a safer, gentler and more precise delivery of laser assisted cataract surgery. This allows our patients to enjoy a more rapid recovery of their vision with less dependence on glasses.

What is a Tecnis Symfony lens?

The first in a new category of intraocular lenses (IOLs), the Tecnis Symfony lenses are the only lenses in the United States that provide a full range of continuous high-quality vision following cataract surgery, while also mitigating the effects of presbyopia by helping people focus on near objects. The FDA approval includes a version of the lens for people with astigmatism, the Tecnis Symfony Toric IOL.

About Us

Regional Eye Center, PC has set the standard for eye care and eye surgery for generations.

Charles Sherrod, M.D

Dr Sherrod attended Louisiana Tech University for his undergraduate degree and medical school at Louisiana State University School of Medicine. He completed his internship and Ophthalmology Residency at Louisiana Medical Center-University Hospital before joining The Regional Eye Center, PC.

Lance Brown, M.D

Dr Lance Brown attended Northeastern Oklahoma State University for undergraduate studies and Northeastern State University College of Optometry for his Doctor of Optometry degree. He went to medical school at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.

John Yuhas, M.D

Dr Yuhas attended the combined six-year undergraduate/Medical School program at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He completed his internship and Ophthalmology residency at the University of Missouri-Kansas City affiliated hospitals.

Chad Moore, O.D

Dr Moore completed his undergraduate degree at Northeastern Oklahoma State University. He received his Doctor of Optometry degree from Northeastern Oklahoma State University-Tahlequah, OK where he graduated Number ONE in his graduating class before joining The Regional Eye Center, PC.

Marion Weston, O.D

Dr Weston received his undergraduate degree from Joplin Junior College and his Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry. Dr Weston was in private practice Optometry in Neosho, MO for many years before joining The Regional Eye Center, PC. He sees patients in the Neosho, MO office.

Cataract Surgery

Our surgeons perform cataract surgery in our Medicare-approved ambulatory surgery center located adjacent to our office exam area. Regional Surgery Center, PC was the first free-standing Ambulatory Surgery Center in all of Southern Missouri opening in 1989.

COVID-19 UPDATE

At Texas Regional Eye Center, providing you exceptional care will always be our top priority. In accordance with CDC guidelines, we do not require masks for vaccinated patients. For your safety and convenience, we continue to offer “Touchless Check-In and Check-Out.”

iLASIK Vision Correction

LASIK vision correction can offer amazing results. Click here to learn how our experienced doctors use the latest technology to help you see, clearly.

General Eye Care

Ophthalmologist are specialized medical doctors who are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of eye disease. Trust your vision to a specialist at Texas Regional Eye Center.

Advanced Cataract Surgery

Texas Regional Eye Center is committed to helping you understand everything you need to know about cataracts. Click here to learn more.

Optical Shop

Our on-site optical shop provides the best in perscription eyewear, premier sunglasses and contact lenses. Click here to learn more.

How to Choose an Eye Doctor

What's the difference between an Ophthalmologists, Optometrists, and Opticians?

Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Perkins is certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and is a member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons. His special interests are in laser vision correction, cataract surgery as well as diabetic laser surgery.

Specializing in Helping You See!

The doctors at Regional Eye Associates, Inc. welcome you to our website. We dedicate ourselves to enhancing the quality of life for every individual we treat by helping each to see his or her best. We are committed to responding compassionately to our patients' individual needs and to achieving the highest standards of eye care throughout life.

What Our Patients Say

I had cataract surgery and implants in both eye. The experience was good service very professional and caring. The outcome is amazing. I highly recommend them. Shirley V. - NOV 2020

Your Choice For Advanced Cataract Surgery

You will be using your new eyesight every waking moment for the rest of your life. Please take as much time as needed to consult with us as well as your family. Our surgeons, technicians and coordinators are available to help you make the best decision.

State-of-the-Art Retinal Imaging

Optical Coherence Tomography, or OCT for short, is a non-invasive technology used for imaging the retina, the multi-layered sensory tissue lining the back of the eye.

What is the name of the center that treats cataracts?

Glaucoma Center. Cosmetic Center. Cataract Center. Gradual blurring of vision, which progresses slowly over several months or years, always accompanies developing cataracts. Cataracts often cause glare in bright light or around lights at night, and colors begin to fade. Cataracts usually develop in both eyes, although one cataract is often worse ...

Why is the cornea important?

The cornea plays an important role in focusing your vision - it helps focus the light that comes into the eye and is responsible for over 65% of the eye’s total focusing power. That’s why it is crucial to ensure that your cornea is in its healthiest state possible to maintain clear vision.

What happens to the upper lid of the eye as you age?

As we age, it is common to see a difference in the eye area: more laxity, bags below and above the eye; sometimes so much that the upper lid seems to disappear underneath the extra fatty area under the brow bone. Even with good skincare and eye care, wrinkles, puffiness and drooping eyelids will catch up to you.