Eye Treatments

Eye Treatments: Modern Medicine’s Solutions for Eye Health


Our eyes are among the most vital organs that directly affect our quality of life and enable us to connect with the world around us. However, over time, various eye conditions can develop and reduce visual clarity, making everyday life more difficult. At this point, modern eye treatments play a crucial role by offering both early diagnosis and effective solutions to help preserve vision.

Thanks to technological advancements in modern medicine, conditions such as refractive errors (including myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism), age-related issues like cataracts, and more serious problems such as glaucoma can now be successfully managed with personalized treatment methods.

Next-Generation Treatments to Enhance Visual Quality


Modern treatments developed to protect eye health and improve visual clarity are commonly preferred at both young and advanced ages. Thanks to these methods, it is possible to achieve clear vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses. Especially in individuals with advanced refractive errors, specially designed lenses implanted in the eye provide a natural visual experience.

Blurriness caused by age-related changes can now also be treated easily with advanced surgical techniques. In such cases, which may lead to vision loss, multifocal intraocular lenses are implanted, allowing patients to see clearly at both near and far distances.

Some tissue growths or congenital pigment changes on the surface of the eye should also be closely monitored, as they may affect both aesthetics and vision. When necessary, these conditions can be safely treated using surface-level procedures.

Since every individual’s eye structure is different, the treatment must be planned on a personalized basis and evaluated by a specialist physician.

1: Schedule an Appointment
Book an appointment today for a consultation with our experienced eye specialists. The initial contact is crucial for planning your personalized laser eye treatment.
2: We Will Call You
After submitting your online appointment request, we will contact you by phone as soon as possible to confirm your appointment. During this phone call, we will ask additional questions to ensure we provide the appropriate care and attention for your needs and discuss further details.
3: Preliminary Evaluation
After confirming your appointment, we will invite you for a comprehensive preliminary examination. This preliminary examination is a critical step in the process of your laser eye treatment. During this appointment, our expert ophthalmologists will conduct a thorough assessment of your eyes to determine if you are a suitable candidate for the treatment.
4: Treatment
Once the comprehensive preliminary examination is complete and both you and our team have made an informed decision regarding your laser eye treatment, it’s time to begin the actual procedure. At our clinic in Rotterdam, you will be warmly welcomed and guided through the next stage of the process.
5: Post-Treatment Check-up
Proper and consistent aftercare is essential for a successful recovery following laser eye surgery. One of the most important steps in this process is the follow-up examination, during which your eye doctor will check your eyes and assess your healing progress. These check-ups help support optimal healing and allow for early detection of any possible complications.
Conjunctival Nevus Treatment Conjunctival Nevus Treatment
A conjunctival nevus is a pigmented lesion that forms on the conjunctiva, the thin, transparent layer covering the white part of the eye and the cornea. It typically appears in shades of brown, yellow, or pink and may be present from birth or develop during adolescence or early adulthood.
Phakic Intraocular Lens Surgery – ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Phakic Intraocular Lens Surgery – ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens)
Laser surgeries are the first treatment option preferred by eye doctors worldwide for patients who do not want to use glasses or contact lenses. However, for individuals whose eye structure is not suitable for laser surgery or whose refractive errors are too high to be corrected with laser treatment, ICL (Phakic Intraocular Lens) surgery is applied.
Cataract Treatment Cataract Treatment
Cataract is the name given to the condition that occurs when the natural lens inside the eye loses its transparency. Normally, our clear lens helps focus light onto the retina by refracting incoming light into the eye. However, when a cataract develops, the lens loses its transparency, altering its refractive properties and resulting in a blurred image.
Pterygium Treatment – Eye Tissue Growth Pterygium Treatment – Eye Tissue Growth
Pterygium is commonly seen in our country. The only known treatment option for pterygium is surgery. In the treatment of pterygium, the tissue that grows over the transparent layer of the eye (cornea) is removed, and the conjunctival autograft method is preferred. This technique involves grafting tissue without stitches by using a tissue adhesive.
Smart Lens (Trifocal Intraocular Lens) Treatment Smart Lens (Trifocal Intraocular Lens) Treatment
Smart Lens – Trifocal Lens, also known as a three-focus lens, is one of the most advanced technologies recently used frequently in eye disease treatments. With trifocal lenses, it is possible to correct refractive errors such as cataracts, myopia, astigmatism, hyperopia, and presbyopia in a single surgical procedure.
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