Dr. Yassine Daoud

OphthalmologyCornea Specialist
Baltimore, MD
(410) 955-5080
Accepts Medicare

Location

1800 Orleans Street, Maumenee Lobby
Baltimore, MD 21287
Accepting New Patients
Elite Training
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Areas of Expertise

Refractive Surgery (LASIK)
Fuchs Dystrophy
Keraconus
Cornea Transplant

Meet Dr. Yassine Daoud

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About Me

Dr. Yassine Daoud is a cornea and external disease specialist who provides comprehensive care for patients with complex eye conditions. He has particular expertise in cataract surgery, refractive procedures like LASIK, and the management of corneal disorders including Fuchs dystrophy and keratoconus. Dr. Daoud is internationally recognized for his surgical skills in performing complex cornea transplants and handling challenging cataract cases, and he has a special interest in addressing complications from previous eye surgeries.

As the Chair of Ophthalmology at Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center and an Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Dr. Daoud is deeply involved in advancing eye care through research and education. He leads a team of researchers focused on improving ocular health and incorporating new technologies to enhance surgical outcomes. His work is widely published, and he is a frequent lecturer at national and international conferences.

Patients value Dr. Daoud for his clear communication, attentive care, and surgical precision. He sees young adults, adults, and older adults, and he is fluent in both English and Arabic, ensuring effective communication with a diverse patient population. Dr.

Training

  • Duke University Hospital

    Ophthalmology

    2009

    Duke University

    Residency
  • Harvard Medical School

    MD

    2005

    Harvard Medical School

    Medical School

Awards & Honors

  • Super Doctors Washington, DC-Baltimore-Northern Virginia Rising Stars

    2013

    Super Doctors

  • America's Top Ophthalmologists

    2012

    Consumers Research Council of America

Publications & Press

  • A nonrandomized comparison of the clinical outcome of ocular involvement in patients with mucous membrane (cicatricial) pemphigoid between conventional immunosuppressive and intravenous immunoglobulin therapies

    Clin Immunol2004

Certifications & Licensure

Licensed In
MD
License Numbers
D68734