Ophthalmology

Ophthalmologists are specialists who treat problems related to the eyes, such as infections, diseases, injuries, or disorders. They may adopt medicative approaches or prescribe surgical, chemical or freeze treatments based on the type of problem diagnosed.

If you require eye care and treatment, Aster Eye Clinic provides holistic treatment starting from first consultation to aftercare. Our clinics are located across Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai to offer the best ophthalmology services to patients.

When to Consult with an Ophthalmologist?

Several indicative signs necessitate a visit to the nearest ophthalmologist in Dubai. Pay attention to the following symptoms:

• Changes in vision: There can be several reasons that result in a change in your vision. Some can be serious, like eye disease; others can be as simple as requiring a new prescription.
• Excessive irritation: Dryness or redness are common problems that cause eye irritation that need to be checked by a doctor.
• Pain or pressure in the eyes: Pressure and pain can be a sign of a serious underlying condition, like glaucoma. It is important to get it examined by an ophthalmologist as soon as possible.
• Diabetic condition: People who have diabetes are more susceptible to eye problems and should visit an ophthalmologist on a routine basis for optimum health.
• Injury: If you have sustained an eye injury, you should promptly see the doctor and get treatment.

Procedures and Treatments Offered across Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi

Eye treatment is a precision task and requires trained professionals to administer the procedure. Aster Eye Clinic is equipped with modern equipment and expert ophthalmologists who ensure the safety and efficacy of a variety of treatments. These treatments include:

Cataract Surgery

Cataracts happen when the lens of the eyes becomes cloudy and obstructs vision.

This is the procedure where doctors remove the cloudy lens from the eyeball and replace it with an intraocular lens to help improve the vision. You will not feel any severe pain during this procedure.

Post-cataract Laser Surgery

Post-cataract laser surgery is also called posterior capsulotomy or YAG treatment. This procedure may be required after cataract surgery if the vision is still cloudy and does not improve. It may indicate you have PCO.

Eye Muscle Revision

For patients with crossed eyes (strabismus), muscle repair can help relieve muscle strain by repairing the six muscles that control the movement of eyeballs. It also restores better function to the eyes and improves aesthetics.

Eyelid Defect Repair

If you have undergone other procedures (like tumour resection, trauma, or congenital anomalies) that have led to defects in your eyelid, this procedure can help correct such problems.

Eye Lesion Removal

This treatment is also called excisional biopsy. This is a procedure where doctors use a scalpel to remove lesions from the eyelid or other parts of the eye. This may later be used for biopsies.

Iris Removal

This procedure is also called iridectomy. Doctors may remove your iris through this surgical procedure if you are diagnosed with glaucoma or iris melanoma.

Nasolacrimal Duct Probing

Nasolacrimal ducts are the tear ducts in your eyes. Any problems detected with the duct can be further examined or treated using nasolacrimal duct probing. Doctors insert a probe through the duct to clear obstructions if they find any.

Why Is Aster Clinics the Home for the Best Ophthalmologists in Dubai?

Eye care and treatment is a sensitive matter. At Aster Clinics, our facilities are equipped with precision instruments and machinery that help our specialist ophthalmologists deliver treatments with high efficacy and accuracy.

Aster Clinics is one of the biggest networks in the Middle East that embodies the patient-first approach in our treatments and consultations. Our practices conform to high standards of quality and healthcare, ensuring that our patients receive the best care possible for their eyes.

At our core, we believe in providing care that is relevant, which helps our practices evolve for the better.

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