Training and board certification
- Bismarck, ND native.
- Bachelor's degree, North Dakota State University.
- Medical degree, University of North Dakota School of Medicine.
- Ophthalmology residency, Dean McGee Eye Institute, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
- Site describes him as a comprehensive ophthalmologist who focuses on oculoplastic surgery.
- Member, American Academy of Ophthalmology.
Source for all rows: source
Eyelid surgery work
Dr. Rodenburg's own bio page lists, under "Surgical Treatments":
- Oculoplastic surgery for eyelid abnormalities, ptosis, tear duct obstructions and orbital fractures.
- Ptosis repair for drooping eyelids that can impair vision.
- Ectropion repair (outward-turned eyelids) and entropion repair (inward-turning eyelids).
- Enucleation (surgical removal of an eye), with prosthetic eye fitting options.
- Blepharoplasty, described as an outpatient procedure removing excess skin, muscle and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids to correct sagging, drooping or puffiness.
- In-office lesion removal (benign and malignant growths, moles, skin tags, cysts) via thermocautery or incision and excision.
The practice-wide source page (general patient education, not individually attributed) covers the same conditions - ptosis, excess eyelid skin, ectropion, entropion - and states eyelid plastic surgery is "almost always performed on an outpatient basis using local anesthesia."
The practice site has no before-and-after photo gallery for eyelid surgery.
Other procedures
Dakota Eye Institute (multi-provider practice) also offers cataract surgery, LASIK and vision correction (including EVO ICL), cornea, glaucoma, retina, low vision and optical/eyewear services (source).
Insurance and cost
The practice site has no statements about insurance, Medicare or eyelid-surgery pricing. No recovery-time figures (days) are published.