Dr. Charles Moore, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Dr. Moore is the Founder and Medical Director of International EyeCare, a Houston, Texas Lasik Clinic

Dr. Charles R. Moore is a board certified ophthalmologist who has performed thousands of refractive procedures since 1979. 

Education and Military:

• Lamar High School, Houston, Texas
• Texas A&M University
• The University of Tennessee Medical School
• Internship at Hermann Hospital
• Captain and Flight Surgeon, U.S. Army
• University of Texas Medical Branch Houston
  
  

Leading Innovator in Lens Implant Surgery:

• National Medical Director of Intermedics Inc.
• Trained thousands of ophthalmologists in the U.S. and abroad
• Advanced techniques of intraocular lens implants surgery
• Frequent speaker at the American Society of Refractive and Cataract Surgery, ISRS and many ophthalmologic associations in the U.S. and throughout the world.
• Published over 50 articles about lens implant, ocular surface and refractive surgery
• Dedicated to teaching and development of young physicians
• Core investigator in the National Laser In-situ Kertomileusis (LASIK) study (CRS/USA) which was the research instrumental in getting LASIK approved in the U.S. in October, 1998.
• Honored by The LASIK Institute as a pioneer in refractive surgery.
• Trained the first Summit/Autonomous LASIK Fellowship
  
  

Internationally Recognized and Award Winning:

• Works closely with many International doctors
• Involved with the study of Wave Front LASIK procedures since 2000
• First Physician in the world presented with the Global Ambassador Award by Wavelight, Inc., the leading German laser manufacturer.
• Many recognitions for dedication and involvement in the advancement of refractive surgery and for his leadership in introducing new technology to physicians around the world.
• National Medical Advisor of Wavelight, Inc.
• One of the world’s most experienced users of LASIK state-of-the-art technology.
• Involved in ongoing data research for the U.S. FDA approval of advanced technology to help people with previous refractive surgeries or irregularities of the cornea who cannot presently benefit from the current technology.
  
  

Charitable Efforts:

• Special Olympics
• United Cerebal Palsy
• Boys and Girls Clubs of America