Our eye health greatly affects our quality of life. Some eye diseases can progress and cause vision loss or permanent damage if not treated early on. Therefore, it is very important to have regular eye examinations and undergo an eye scan at least once a year.

Our team of specialist doctors is here to serve your eye health needs!

Services Provided at Our Hospital’s Eye Unit:

Computerized eye and eyeglass examination: Evaluating your eyes in detail using computerized devices to determine your prescription and provide you with the appropriate eyeglass prescription.

General eye examination: Carefully examining your eyes to assess your eye health, measuring intraocular pressure, and checking your eye pressure.

FAKO method – Cataract surgery: Surgery to remove the natural lens of the eye when it becomes cloudy (cataract) and replace it with an artificial lens. The FAKO (phacoemulsification) method uses ultrasonic energy to break up the cataract, making the surgery less invasive.

Pediatric eye diseases and strabismus: A specialized unit for the diagnosis and treatment of common eye diseases in children, particularly conditions such as strabismus.

Eye pressure (glaucoma): Diagnostic and treatment services to monitor intraocular pressure and prevent vision loss associated with high pressure.

Contact lens unit: Evaluation of the suitability of contact lenses for patients deemed appropriate by ophthalmologists, lens selection, and suitability testing.

Retinal diseases and diabetes unit: Diagnosis and treatment of retinal diseases, particularly monitoring and treatment of the effects of diabetes on the eyes.

Vitrectomy unit: A unit where surgical procedures are performed to remove the vitreous gel inside the eye.

Keratoconus unit: A special unit for the diagnosis and treatment of keratoconus.

Corneal diseases: Diagnosis and treatment of corneal diseases, including surgical procedures such as corneal transplantation.

FFA (Eye angiography): An imaging technique used to examine the blood vessels of the eye using angiography, particularly for the diagnosis and monitoring of retinal diseases.

OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography): An imaging technique used to visualize and examine the internal structures of the eye in detail.

Corneal topography: Mapping and analyzing the shape of the cornea’s surface.

Eyelid surgery: Surgical treatment of eyelid diseases, particularly to correct conditions such as drooping or misalignment.

Tear duct obstruction treatment: Surgical interventions to open blocked tear ducts and ensure proper tear drainage.

Cryotherapy: A treatment method used to destroy abnormal eye tissues by freezing them.

Pachymetry: Measuring the thickness of the cornea is important, especially for monitoring corneal health before and after cataract surgery.

YAG laser: A type of laser used in eye surgery, especially for cataract surgery and controlling intraocular pressure.

Argon laser, diagnosis and treatment: A type of laser used in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases, particularly for the treatment of retinal diseases.