Twelve specialised services under one roof — delivered by an experienced eye surgeon and a caring team.
Eye emergencies are handled during clinic working hours only.Mon–Sat · 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM and 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM. For after-hours emergencies please go to your nearest hospital emergency department.
If you are tired of depending on glasses or contact lenses, a detailed evaluation will tell you whether refractive surgery is a safe and suitable option for your eyes — and which approach fits you best.
Cloudy or blurred vision, glare at night, or frequently changing glasses can be signs of cataract. We evaluate the stage, explain your options clearly and plan surgery at the right time for you.
Glaucoma often develops silently. Regular pressure checks and optic nerve assessment help detect it early so that vision loss can be slowed or prevented with the right treatment.
The retina is the light-sensing layer at the back of the eye. Diabetes, ageing, high myopia and injury can affect it. Early assessment makes a major difference to outcomes.
Uveitis is inflammation inside the eye that can cause pain, redness, floaters and reduced vision. It needs accurate diagnosis and careful, sustained treatment.
Misaligned eyes can affect depth perception and confidence in children and adults alike. We assess eye movements and alignment, and recommend exercises, glasses or surgery as appropriate.
Children rarely complain about poor vision. Early screening protects their learning and development and catches problems such as lazy eye while they are most treatable.
Oculoplasty covers the structures around the eye. From drooping eyelids to blocked tear ducts, we provide careful assessment and treatment with an eye for both function and appearance.
A complete eye check-up is the best way to catch conditions such as glaucoma, diabetic changes and cataract before symptoms appear. Recommended for every age group.
For urgent eye problems during clinic hours, please call us or walk in. Eye emergencies after clinic hours are not handled — please visit your nearest hospital emergency department.