Before any procedure is suggested or performed, a patient needs to go through the correct channels of diagnosis.
Initially, when first enquiring about treatment at a clinic, you will go through a series of tests usually performed by an ophthalmologist, ophthalmic assistant or an optometrist. All our facilities are equipped with specialised eye testing equipment. State of the art equipment is used to guide our ophthalmologists in order to determine the most appropriate treatment which is to be administered to a particular patient.

Ultrasound biometry measures the main parameters of
the eye
Ultrasound pachimetry measures the thickness of the
cornea
Dopplerography helps to examine blood flow in blood
vessels supplying the eye
Ultrasound two-dimensional scanning allows to investigate
the eye condition and rule out any intraocular lesion

Electroretinography
Electrooculography
Visual evoked responses
Electrical sensitivity and lability

Fluorescein angiography is a diagnostic procedure which allows the blood vessels at the back of the eye to be photographed. It helps the doctor confirm a diagnosis and provide guidelines for treatment.

STRATUS OCT 3 reveals the layers of the retina in a high-resolution (10 microns), cross-sectional view. OCT allows to diagnose and manage a broad range of diseases that affect and damage the retina.

Digital Paediatric Retinal Camera is a digital, color fundus camera designed specifically for taking photos of the retina of premature infants.