About our Ophthalmology department
The Ophthalmology department provides complete care for eye health, from routine vision checks to advanced medical and surgical treatments. With modern technology and experienced specialists, we diagnose and manage a wide range of eye conditions. Our focus is on early detection, precise treatment, and preserving vision across all age groups.
Diagnosis and treatment of common and complex eye conditions
We manage a wide range of eye diseases, from routine vision issues to complex conditions that require specialized care and timely intervention.
Clouding of the eye’s lens that leads to blurred or dim vision, commonly affecting older adults and requiring timely surgical treatment.
A condition caused by increased eye pressure that damages the optic nerve, potentially leading to gradual or sudden vision loss.
A common and contagious infection causing redness, irritation, and discharge, requiring prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Reduced tear production or poor tear quality leading to discomfort, irritation, and vision disturbances, often linked to screen use.
Damage to retinal blood vessels due to diabetes, which can lead to vision impairment if not detected and managed early.
Advanced diagnostics and surgical eye care treatments
Our ophthalmology unit offers a full range of diagnostic and treatment services, from routine eye exams to advanced surgical procedures for vision correction and disease management.
Detailed evaluation of vision and eye health, including screening for refractive errors, eye pressure, and early signs of diseases such as glaucoma and retinal conditions. Regular eye exams help detect issues early and guide timely treatment.
Protect your vision with regular checks
Regular eye tests help detect vision issues and eye conditions early, before they impact your sight.
A refraction test helps assess clarity and need for corrective lenses.
A refraction test helps assess clarity and need for corrective lenses.
Tonometry measures eye pressure to detect early signs of glaucoma.
Tonometry measures eye pressure to detect early signs of glaucoma.
Helps detect early changes in the retina and optic nerve.
Helps detect early changes in the retina and optic nerve.
A set of essential tests bundled into one package to give you a complete view of your health—simple, preventive, and cost-effective.
