Eye Diseases
Cataract Surgery
Removing the lens of the eye once it has lost its clarity and replacing it with an artificial intraocular lens. It is a day procedure under drop anaesthesia.
How it works
- 1
Measuring visual acuity and assessing the front and back of the eye with slit-lamp examination.
- 2
Agreeing on the right approach and review interval for cataract surgery together with the patient.
- 3
Completing the work across the planned appointments.
- 4
A follow-up appointment and guidance on everyday use.
Other services in this department
Comprehensive Eye Examination
The core examination, combining visual acuity, eye pressure, anterior segment and fundus assessment. Many eye conditions are first noticed here.
Glaucoma Monitoring
Measuring intraocular pressure, visual field and the optic nerve layer at regular intervals. Early detection is the only way to prevent sight loss.
Retinal Assessment
Examining the retina and the macula with the pupil dilated, detailed where needed with layered imaging.
Next Step
Contact
Get in touch with your questions and we will plan a review routine that suits you.
