Surgical & Medical Eye
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Performed to visualize blood flow in the retina; used for Diabetic Retinopathy, vein occlusions, and retinal leaks.

Essential for mapping peripheral vision, primarily used to monitor nerve damage in Glaucoma or neurological conditions.

Maps the surface curvature of the eye to diagnose Keratoconus and to plan for LASER or refractive surgeries.

Measures corneal thickness. Crucial for accurate eye pressure (IOP) readings and evaluating surgical safety.

Counts the cells on the inner layer of the cornea to ensure the eye can tolerate surgeries like Cataract removal.

Used to calculate the precise power of the artificial lens (IOL) to be implanted during Cataract surgery.

A simple test to measure tear production for patients suffering from Dry Eye Syndrome.

Evaluates eye muscle coordination in patients experiencing double vision (diplopia) or suspected nerve palsies.

High-definition photography used to document and track changes in eye structures (like moles, scars, or nerve health) over time.

Used to see the back of the eye when a cataract or hemorrhage blocks the view; detects retinal detachment or tumors.

Yes. Our team treats patients of all ages, including pediatric eye conditions.

Most patients stay 3–5 days depending on the treatment. Some laser procedures may require just one visit.

Yes. We offer PLEXR for eyelid tightening and treat xanthelasma without incisions.