While enjoying treating patients for all types of oculoplastic disease, Dr. Adam Sweeney has particular interests in cosmetic upper and lower eyelid surgery, eyelid reconstruction following removal of skin cancer, tear drain obstruction, thyroid eye disease, and non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
While enjoying treating patients for all types of oculoplastic disease, Dr. Adam Sweeney has particular interests in cosmetic upper and lower eyelid surgery, eyelid reconstruction following removal of skin cancer, tear drain obstruction, thyroid eye disease, and non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
Dr. Adam Sweeney specializes in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the eyelids and face. Dr. Sweeney earned his Medical Degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine. He then completed his internship in Internal Medicine at the University of Washington, where he stayed to complete his residency in ophthalmology.
Dr. Sweeney was selected for an additional two years of specialized training in oculofacial, orbital, cosmetic, and reconstructive surgery at Baylor College of Medicine where he trained at the renowned Cullen Eye Institute.
Dr. Sweeney has completed training in pediatric oculoplastic surgery at the nationally-ranked Texas Children’s Hospital and has trained in reconstructive surgery at the #1 ranked cancer institute—MD Anderson Cancer Center. He has also spent significant time working with patients at Veteran’s hospitals across the country.
Dr. Sweeney is one of only 800 members of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS). He has lectured at several national oculoplastic conferences, has published extensively in medical journals, and has written numerous book chapters on eyelid, orbital, and tear drainage surgery. While enjoying treating patients for all types of oculoplastic disease, Dr. Sweeney has particular interests in cosmetic upper and lower eyelid surgery, eyelid reconstruction following removal of skin cancer, tear drain obstruction, thyroid eye disease, and non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
With his free time, Dr. Sweeney enjoys running, hiking, camping, snorkeling, golfing, and playing tennis. He is an avid photographer and enjoys never passes up an opportunity to travel abroad. Dr. Sweeney plays piano, guitar, and ukulele and is looking forward to finding the right band in need.

I recently had a consultation with Dr. Sweeney regarding a procedure I’m interested in, and I couldn’t have been more pleased with the experience. From the moment we met, he took the time to thoroughly explain the procedure, answer all of my questions. What stood out most was that I never felt rushed. Dr. Sweeney was patient, attentive, and genuinely interested in helping me make an informed decision. His professionalism, knowledge, and compassionate approach made me feel comfortable and confident moving forward. I highly recommend Dr. Sweeney to anyone looking for a physician who truly takes the time to listen and provide exceptional care.
Friendly staff clean environment and very good doctor
Dr. Sweeney is informative about my situation and his explanations are very easy to follow. He has great bedside manners and easy to converse with.
Very caring & knowledgeable!
Very professional! Staff well informed- able to answer questions quickly and confidently. Dr. talented and extremely skilled. Great results from surgery. Very happy to have such an office here in Hawaii! Thank you Mahalo Nui Dr Sweeney and staff
Very professional office staff and Dr Sweeney took great care of my growth on my eye with ease.
Dr. Sweeney made me feel comfortable and was so patient in answering all of my questions. Thank you for the informative session.
Excellent physician, compassionate and caring, recognized that I had an issue & scheduled the solution immediately. During the procedure, he and staff provided excellent care. Kudos!
There was no acknowledgment that having a Cornea Eye Infection had anything to do with taking the tear duct tube out the day before the situation occurred! How would he know? I live on Maui & he did not check out my eye the next day? Since then I have been in pain, taking eye drops every 1-2 hours, seeing an Opthamologist every 1-7 days, I am still unable to see out my right eye! This is major for me at 79 to be blind in one eye!
Very personable, explained the surgery, made me feel comfortable.