Our Office

Maryland Eye & Face is a subspecialty surgical practice in Oculofacial Plastic Surgery. Our surgeon is board-certified and fellowship-trained with over 15 years of experience in the field.
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We see and evaluate patients that have problems related to their eyelids or the delicate bones, ducts, and soft tissue structures around the eyes. We perform facial aesthetic (cosmetic) and corrective surgery of the eyelids, face, tear ducts, and orbit (eye socket). Patients that need our services have either medical or age-related changes, or have suffered the effects of a tumor or injury to any of these structures. Other patients that come to us may seek minimally-invasive and/or non-surgical aesthetic corrections in facial areas they wish to improve or enhance. Our goal at Maryland Eye & Face is to use the most sophisticated techniques to provide the highest quality care in non-invasive procedures, as well as facial and periocular reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. We believe it is a privilege and honor to know our patients and individualize treatments based on their goals. Our practice commitment extends to having an outstanding experience and achieving outcomes that promote well-being. Our passion is to develop a partnership with and bring out the best in our patients. We follow all up-to-date COVID safety guidelines and look forward to creating a safe, supportive, and educational environment for your visit and time with us.

“I just received the best care from the office staff, the nurses at the surgery center, and Dr. Gandhi. It was such a smooth process and positive experience.”

Our Staff

Milana Klopouh

Milana Klopouh

Milana Klopouh recently graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, where she studied Physiology, Neurobiology and Chemistry. With prior experience working in an ophthalmology setting, Milana is eager to continue expanding her experience in facilitating patient care and clinical knowledge in Oculofacial Plastic Surgery during her time at Maryland Eye & Face.

During her time in College Park, Milana had the opportunity to work with Dr. Gandhi and assist with in-office procedures, which sparked her interest in Oculoplastics. She was drawn to the specialty after seeing firsthand how Oculoplastic care can not only improve a patient’s vision and quality of life, but also positively impact how they feel about themselves and their confidence.

Milana is also passionate about research and service. She has contributed to published research on Type 1 diabetes and cochlear implants and has been actively involved in community service throughout her time at UMD. She is excited to continue learning from Dr. Gandhi at Maryland Eye & Face, and expanding her clinical experience as she prepares to pursue a career in medicine.