Eye conditions and treatments
As human beings, our eyes are susceptible to various diseases and conditions. We know that every eye and every condition is unique. Therefore, we take a very precise approach to treating your condition in the way that is best suited to you. Our complementary team, where every doctor is specialised in a sub-segment of ophthalmology, can treat the following eye conditions with personalised care:
Reduction of vision
- Nearsightedness - You see objects that are nearby clearly, but distant objects are blurred.
- Farsightedness - You see distant objects better than objects nearby.
- Cylindrical divergence or astigmatism - Distortion of the image.
- Age-related farsightedness - From the age of 45, reading at close range becomes more difficult because the lens of your eye loses some of its elasticity or accommodation power.
Cataract
Elevated ocular pressure and glaucoma
High pressure in your eyes can affect the nerve fibres in your eyes and gradually reduce your vision. After the age of 45, it is important to have your eye pressure tested regularly.
Dry eyes and
weepy eyes
If you suffer from dry or weepy and watering eyes or experience blurred vision, we will determine whether your eyes produce enough fluid and/or whether your tear ducts still work properly.
Conditions affecting the retina and vitreous humour
Eyelid corrections
Crossed eyes or
double vision
Conical cornea (Keratoconus)
The cornea of your eye is not only a protective layer, yet it also takes care of the eye’s focusing power. In combination with the lens of the eye it responsible for the sharpness of your vision. If the cornea’s shape is irregular, you will not be able to focus clearly and your image quality will be reduced.
