Ophthalmology

Some of the most common services we offer include:

• Anterior segment examination
• Cataract detection
• Cornea diagnostic services
• Glaucoma diagnostic services
• Posterior segment examination
• Refractive (Vision correction consultation)
• Retinal diagnostic and assessment services
  • Retinal scanning
  • Diabetic retinopathy
  • Macular degeneration
  • Retinal vascular diseases
  • Inherited retinal diseases
  • Retinal detachment
  • Trauma
  • Strabismus detection
  • Uveitis and inflammatory eye disease diagnostic services
  • Intravitreal injections/minor procedures

Symptoms

Contact an ophthalmologist promptly if you have lately suffered vision changes, variations in your vision prescription, or new painful eye problems. Vision alterations can suggest a variety of ocular disorders as well as other potentially harmful physical ailments.

Changes in Vision to Report Immediately:

• Blurred, or double vision
• Flashes of light or floating spots or lines
• Rainbows or halos around lights
• Curtained vision
• Sensitivity to light
• Swelling or redness in or around your eyes
• Itching, burning, or discharge from eyes
• Any changes in visual quality

Receiving good eye care is part of maintaining your overall health, therefore it is critical to be aware of any changes in your eyesight.

Eye health risk factors include:

• Age
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Family history of eye disease

Screening

Our eyes are subject to conditions that result in vision loss, some of which are permanent and may not manifest obvious symptoms until they have advanced. Regular visits to an ophthalmologist are advised to preserve healthy eyes.