Conditions

Age related macular degeneration (AMD)

The part of your eye that controls your central vision (seeing what is directly in front of you) is called the macula. Macular degeneration occurs when the macula is damaged.

Detached retina

The thin lining in the back of your eye is called the retina. Your retina changes light coming into your eye into images that are sent to your brain.

Diabetes and macular diseases

In diabetic patients, high levels of blood sugar can cause the small blood vessels in the back of your eye to stretch or tear.

Diabetic eye disease

In diabetic patients, high levels of blood sugar can cause the small blood vessels in the back of your eye to stretch or tear.

External eye disorders

Our experienced consultants can diagnose and treat external eye disorders in a hospital near you.

Eye bags

As we get older the skin around the eyes can stretch and sag. Eyelid reshaping is designed to counteract bags and wrinkles and restore a more youthful look.

Failing vision

There are many eye conditions that may cause impaired vision or loss of vision. Vision loss may occur suddenly or gradually over time.

The optic nerve carries images from the retina to the brain, allowing you to see. Glaucoma is the name given to a group of conditions that cause damage to the optic nerve in the area where it leaves your eye.

Impaired vision

There are many eye conditions that may cause impaired vision or loss of vision.

Lacrimal disorders

Lacrimal glands are the glands in the corners of your eyes that produce tears. These can become blocked, stop producing tears, or become inflamed.

Loss of vision

There are many eye conditions that may cause impaired vision or loss of sight.

Macular holes

The part of your eye that controls your central vision (seeing what is directly in front of you) is called the macula. A macular hole is a tear or break in this area.

Medical Retina

Orbital disease

The socket that holds and protects your eyeball and the surrounding nerves, muscles and blood vessels is called the orbit.

Retinal Disease

Shallow Anterior Chambers

Squint (strabismus)

Squint (strabismus) can present in adults as well as children. Also known as wall-eyed the eyes point in different directions.

Visual loss

There are many eye conditions that may cause impaired vision or loss of vision. Vision loss may occur suddenly or gradually over time.

Types of conditions or disease