Cataract is the progressive clouding of the lens, commonly affecting people above 65 years of age resulting in visual impairment decreasing the quality of life.

Diabetic eye disease is a complication of diabetes damaging the back of the eye or the retina.

Macular degeneration is the most common cause of sight impairment over those aged 50 years and affects central vision, thus making daily activities like reading and recognising faces difficult.

Injections in the cavity of the eye or jelly termed as vitreous have revolutionised and become the state of art treatment for conditions such as age related macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease – maculopathy & retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions and complex retinal pathology.

Eye lasers are used to treat the front, angle and back of the eye. The most common laser treatment called YAG capsulotomy is performed to get rid of the membrane formed behind the artificial lens following a cataract surgery.

Inflammation of the eye is a generalised term used to describe redness, pain, swelling, light sensitivity any associated visual disturbance of the eye.

There are very few trained ocular immunologists in the world that can manage severe sight threatening ocular inflammation. It needs a very niche and specialised expertise and knowledge to administer these very advanced drugs used for cancer and autoimmune diseases.

This include procedures to diagnose / treat watery eyes as flushing the tear ducts and three snip procedures

Multi and interdisciplinary care. (Medical Ophthalmology)