Professional medical service of Ophthalmology.
Our Ophthalmology department provides expert care for all eye-related conditions. From routine eye exams and vision correction to advanced treatments for cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal disorders, we use cutting-edge technology to ensure clear vision and healthy eyes for patients of all ages
- Comprehensive Eye Exams – routine vision check-ups and eye health assessments.
- Cataract Diagnosis & Surgery – advanced techniques for clear vision restoration.
- Glaucoma Management – early detection and treatment to prevent vision loss.
- Refractive Error Correction – glasses, contact lenses, and LASIK procedures.
- Retinal Care – management of diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and other retinal disorders.
- Corneal Treatments – including infections, injuries, and keratoconus management.
- Pediatric Eye Care – screening and treatment of vision problems in children.
- Emergency Eye Care – treatment for injuries, infections, or sudden vision changes.
Advantages of Eye Care Services
- Early Detection of Eye Problems: Identify vision issues and eye diseases before they worsen.
- Prevention of Vision Loss: Timely treatment helps maintain healthy eyesight.
- Personalized Treatment: Care tailored to each patient’s specific eye health needs.
- Comprehensive Care: Covers routine exams, corrective procedures, and advanced treatments.
- Improved Quality of Life: Clear vision enhances daily activities, safety, and overall well-being.
- Use of Advanced Technology: State-of-the-art diagnostics and treatment methods ensure accurate results.
Health Tips & Information
🌿 General Eye Health Tips
- Regular Eye Checkups:
- Visit an ophthalmologist every 1–2 years (more often if you have diabetes, hypertension, or family history of eye diseases).
- Eat for Eye Health:
- Include foods rich in Vitamin A, C, E, Omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, and lutein (like carrots, spinach, fish, nuts, and citrus fruits).
- Protect Your Eyes from UV Rays:
- Wear UV-protected sunglasses and a hat when outdoors.
- Maintain Proper Screen Habits (Digital Eye Strain):
- Follow the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
- Keep your screen at eye level and blink frequently to avoid dryness.
- Avoid Eye Injuries:
- Use protective eyewear while working with tools, chemicals, or playing sports.
- Don’t Rub Your Eyes:
- It can cause irritation, redness, or even corneal damage.
- Maintain Hygiene:
- Always wash hands before touching your eyes or contact lenses.
Adjust brightness and contrast for comfort.Use anti-glare screens or blue light filters.Keep screen distance about 20–24 inches from eyes.Ensure proper lighting—avoid glare and reflections.
Get 7–8 hours of sleep daily for eye recovery.Practice eye exercises like palming, blinking, and focus shifting.Stay hydrated—dry eyes worsen with dehydration.Avoid smoking—it increases cataract and AMD risk.
Sudden vision loss or blurringPersistent eye pain or rednessFlashes or floaters in visionDouble visionHeadache with eye strain
Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (OCTA): Non-invasive imaging that visualizes blood flow in the retina in 3D.Adaptive Optics Imaging: Allows cellular-level imaging of the retina for early disease detection.Corneal Topography & Wavefront Analysis: Used for custom LASIK and keratoconus diagnosis.
Small, stent-based surgeries that lower intraocular pressure with minimal recovery time.Examples: iStent, Hydrus Microstent, XEN Gel Stent.Replaces or reduces the need for lifelong eye drops.