Matthew Haynie, M.D.

I sincerely love every day I spend at work, and would be thrilled to have a chance to help you, a family member, or a friend in any way I can. I'm originally from San Diego, California, but after travelling to many parts of the country for my medical training, decided that Rochester was where I want...

I sincerely love every day I spend at work, and would be thrilled to have a chance to help you, a family member, or a friend in any way I can. I'm originally from San Diego, California, but after travelling to many parts of the country for my medical training, decided that Rochester was where I wanted to raise my family. I have a wife and 5 kids that keep me busy and excited in life. I care for adults with strabismus (misaligned eyes) and children with all types of eye problems, including failed vision screens, strabismus, pediatric cataracts, pediatric glaucoma, droopy eyelids, clogged tear ducts, and more. Whether your child simply needs glasses, or may require surgery, you'll be greeted by a compassionate team in our clinic with a comprehensive approach to making sure that your child is given the care they need. Improving a child's vision can alter the course of the rest of their life and open doors that otherwise would have been closed to them, and I'm grateful to be a part of that.

Dr. Haynie has been involved in a variety of research activities in pediatric ophthalmology including pediatric optical coherence tomography, the assessment of novel fundus imaging, analysis of surgical materials in pediatric glaucoma, properties of corneal transplant materials and evaluation of fac...

Dr. Haynie has been involved in a variety of research activities in pediatric ophthalmology including pediatric optical coherence tomography, the assessment of novel fundus imaging, analysis of surgical materials in pediatric glaucoma, properties of corneal transplant materials and evaluation of factors leading to success in pediatric cataract surgery. At this time his academic interests lie primarily in pediatric anterior segments diseases, including glaucoma and cataracts, and in the surgical and clinic education of trainees.