To ensure you have a seamless, patient-centred experience, our centre offers a comprehensive range of specialised medical and surgical eye care services, including routine eye examinations, diagnostics, therapeutic treatments, and surgical treatments that are tailored into a personalised treatment plan unique to your specific unique eye care needs.
Early detection and treatment of eye conditions can significantly improve the chances of preserving vision and preventing long-term complications.
Routine eye examinations are crucial for maintaining good vision and overall health. This is because the examinations help detect eye diseases and other health problems early, often before symptoms appear, allowing for timely intervention and potentially preventing vision loss or other complications.
Our advanced diagnostic services ensure highly accurate assessment and monitoring of eye conditions using the latest technology. These state-of-the-art imaging and diagnostic tools allow us to detect even the earliest signs of eye conditions, giving you the best chance at preserving your vision, and also ensure precise diagnoses to ensure the most effective treatment planning for your specific needs.
Laser Biometrics
Precise measurements of the eye for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Ultrasonic Biometrics
Non-invasive imaging to evaluate eye structures.
Ultrasound Diagnostics
Detailed imaging for detecting and assessing eye conditions.
Fluorescein Angiography
A dye test that visualises blood flow in the retina, used to diagnose and monitor posterior segment conditions like diabetic retinopathy and retinal vein occlusions.
OCT Scans (Ocular Coherence Tomography)
High-resolution imaging of the retina and optic nerve, vital for diagnosing macular diseases.
Fundus and Anterior Segment Photography
Detailed images of the eye’s interior and anterior segments.
Corneal Topography
Mapping of the cornea’s surface to detect abnormalities.
Wavefront Analysis
Detailed measurements of how light passes through the eye.
Computerised Perimetry
Assessment of the visual field for detecting eye and neurological abnormalities.
AI Assisted Retinal Screening
An evolving field, currently FDA validated for diabetic retinal evaluation and under investigation for screening of stroke and heart attack risk.
Utilising state-of-the-art laser technology, our therapeutic treatments are highly effective for various eye conditions.
Argon Laser
Used for treating retinal conditions, such as diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions and retinal tears.
YAG Laser
Employed in procedures like posterior capsulotomy and peripheral iridotomy.
Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT)
Gentle laser treatment of the “drain” of the eye which encourages better drainage of fluid from inside the eye and so lowers the pressure in the eye.
We offer a range of surgical procedures, performed by our expert ophthalmologists, to address various eye conditions. Surgical approaches are tailored for each patient, based on the specific condition and patient needs, using local or general anaesthesia as required. The procedures are performed using the latest micro-surgical technology for the highest precision and best possible outcomes.
Indications
Cloudy vision, difficulty reading, driving at night or distinguishing colours due to lens clouding.
Diagnosis
Comprehensive eye exam including visual acuity test, slit-lamp examination, and dilated eye exam.
Surgery Procedure
The cloudy lens is removed and replaced with an artificial intraocular lens in a procedure called phacoemulsification.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Improved vision within days; complete healing takes 4-6 weeks with minimal restrictions.
Indications
Elevated eye pressure, progressive vision loss, optic nerve damage; often no early symptoms.
Diagnosis
Eye pressure tests (tonometry), ocular CT scanning of optic nerve and retinal anatomy.
Surgery Procedure
Varies by type – may include trabeculectomy, tube shunt implantation, or minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).
Post-Surgery Expectations
Stabilised eye pressure and halted disease progression; ongoing monitoring required.
Indications
Retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy, macular holes, age-related macular degeneration.
Diagnosis
Dilated eye examination, OCT (optical coherence tomography) scans, fluorescein angiography.
Surgery Procedure
Treatment options include injections, laser surgery, vitrectomy, or scleral buckling depending on condition.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Varies by condition; may prevent further vision loss or partially restore vision; recovery period of weeks to months.
Indications
Refractive errors including myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia requiring vision correction.
Diagnosis
Comprehensive eye exam, corneal mapping, and pupil dilation to determine suitability.
Surgery Procedure
LASIK reshapes the cornea using a laser to create a corneal flap; SMILE removes a lenticle through a small incision with no flap; Presbyond creates a profile that assists with presbyopia.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Quick recovery in 24-48 hours with significantly improved vision; minimal discomfort.
Indications
Alternative surgery for refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia, and presbyopia.
Diagnosis
Comprehensive eye examination including corneal topography and anterior chamber depth measurement.
Surgery Procedure
Phakic Intraocular Lenses (IOLs) are implanted without removing the natural lens; Multifocal Intraocular Lenses correct presbyopia and reduce dependence on glasses;Clear Lens Extraction replaces a natural lens with an artificial lens.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Rapid vision improvement; possible light sensitivity initially; stable results long-term.
Indications
Growth on the thin, transparent membrane of the white of the eye and inside the eyelids (conjunctiva), extending onto the cornea, causing irritation, redness, or affecting vision.
Diagnosis
Slit-lamp examination to evaluate the extent and characteristics of the growth.
Surgery Procedure
Removal of the growth and grafting tissue from another part of the eye to prevent regrowth.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Reduced irritation and improved appearance; steroid eye drops needed to reduce inflammation.
Indications
Eyelid abnormalities (drooping, turning in/out), poor tear drainage, orbital conditions including thyroid eye disease.
Diagnosis
Physical examination, tear drainage testing, and imaging studies when necessary.
Surgery Procedure
Upper and lower eyelid surgery, surgery to improve tear drainage and some of the surgeries used to manage complications of thyroid eye disease.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Improved function and appearance; temporary swelling and bruising; healing within 2-3 weeks.
Indications
Vision distortion and frequent prescription changes caused by keratoconus, the progressive thinning and bulging of the cornea.
Diagnosis
Corneal topography mapping, pachymetry to measure corneal thickness, and refraction testing.
Surgery Procedure
Corneal cross-linking uses UV light and riboflavin eye drops to strengthen corneal collagen fibres.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Halted disease progression; potential minor improvement in vision; healing time of 1-2 weeks.
Indications
Misaligned eyes (crossed eyes, wandering eye), double vision, or reduced depth perception.
Diagnosis
Eye movement and alignment tests, visual acuity measurement, and assessment of eye coordination.
Surgery Procedure
Adjusting the length or position of the eye muscles to improve alignment.
Post-Surgery Expectations
Improved eye alignment within days to weeks; possible temporary double vision; may require vision therapy.