Information about eye health, what you need to know about current treatment methods. (Page 7)
Intraocular lens implants replace the eye's natural lens, treating cataract and correcting refractive errors. This article explains trifocal and EDOF options and what Kudret Eye İstanbul offers in Turkey.
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Most patients with hyperopia are treated with glasses. The lens used in those glasses is a convex lens, which corrects the focal point by increasing the refractive power of the eye so that light focuses on the retina.
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ReLEx SMILE PRO corrects myopia and astigmatism through a tiny incision, without creating a flap in the cornea. This article explains how it works, who it suits and what Kudret Eye İstanbul's package includes.
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Cataract is one of the eye conditions that generally appears in older people, although it can sometimes appear in younger people too. Where it does, it can naturally become a cause for concern.
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PRK is one of the first laser methods for correcting refractive errors and suits people with thin corneas or a slightly uneven corneal surface. This article explains the procedure and the factors that affect its cost in Turkey.
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iDesign laser eye surgery maps your eye in detail so that the laser treatment is planned specifically for you. This article explains how the treatment works and what Kudret Eye İstanbul's packages include.
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LASIK eye surgery in Turkey is often offered as an all-inclusive package. This article explains what such packages usually include, how the treatment process works and what Kudret Eye İstanbul offers.
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For many people in the United Kingdom, Turkey is an attractive option for laser eye surgery. An online preliminary consultation (video call or WhatsApp) from the UK lets you ask every question and plan the process before you travel.
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Discharge forms as oil and mucus gather around the eye, and it also holds dead skin cells. It can form at the inner corners and at the base of the lashes as dry, wet or hardened matter.
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A squint, also known as a turn in the eye, is the situation in which the eyes are not aligned where they should be and point in various directions. It is generally known as the eyes looking in different directions.
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Macular disease, that is age-related macular degeneration, is the progressive degeneration of the photoreceptors and the retinal pigment epithelium in the macula. It generally appears after the age of fifty, becomes more common with age and is the leading cause of central sight loss in older people.
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Glaucoma is among the common eye conditions that appear as the pressure within the eye rises. Because that pressure remains high, the optic nerves are damaged and vision is affected over time.
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