Eye Surgery

Eye surgery is an important term used for the surgical treatment of eye diseases or defects thanks to modern technologies and developing medical practices. Today, eye surgery procedures are performed effectively and safely. Surgical procedures for the treatment of the most common eye diseases include diseases such as breech, cataract and glaucoma. During surgical procedures, the lens in the patient's eye may be replaced or diseased tissue may be removed. Eye surgery is important to prevent vision loss and to recover from diseases.

Eye diseases for which eye surgery can be performed;

Lens Transplantation

Lens transplantation is a surgical procedure to restore vision lost due to clouding of the lens in the eye. Lens transplantation is the most widely used method in the treatment of cataract disease. Cataract is a disease that occurs as a result of clouding of the lens with age and negatively affects vision. Lens transplantation is performed by replacing the patient's own lens with a lens that offers clearer and better vision. The surgical procedure can be performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia and usually takes a few hours. Lens transplantation is a surgical option to restore vision and help the patient to resume daily activities.

Laser Treatments

Consectetur adipisicing sed eiusmod tempor incidunt labore dolore magna aliqua enim minim veniam quis nostrud exeLaser Eye Treatments are a modern and effective method used in the treatment of eye diseases. Laser eye treatments can be used for non-surgical treatment of eye diseases, treating a variety of visual impairments. These can include myopia (short-sightedness), hyperopia (long-sightedness), astigmatism and presbyopia. Laser eye treatments use laser technology to help minimize tissue damage to the eye and improve vision quickly. A non-surgical and painless procedure, laser eye treatments allow patients to resume normal activities in a short time. Laser eye treatments require consultation with an ophthalmologist to determine the most appropriate treatment option for the visual impairment.

Laser eye treatments can be divided into the following 3 categories:

Ocular Oncology (Eye Tumor)

Ocular oncology is the diagnosis and treatment of tumors in the eye. Although eye tumors are rarer than brain tumors, it is important that they are diagnosed and treated quickly and accurately. Eye tumors can develop in any part of the eye, anywhere from the lens to the back of the eye. The most common types of ocular tumors are retinoblastoma, coloboma, hemangioma and melanoma. An examination by an ophthalmologist is recommended if abnormalities in the eye, visual disturbances or loss of vision are noticed. The type of treatment may vary depending on the size, location and cell type of the tumor and may include surgery, laser therapy, radiotherapy or chemotherapy. The important thing is that the tumor is diagnosed early and appropriate treatment is given.

Ocular oncology can be divided into the following 3 categories:

Smart Lens

Eye smart lenses are regularly being developed as a replacement for glasses or contact lenses. These devices are mounted on the lens of the eye and, by electronically collecting data from the eye, can change the clarity of the eye or other eye characteristics depending on physiological data in the human body. They may also include a sensor or connection system for electronically processing and transferring data within the eye. Eye smart lenses can be used to treat or prevent eye diseases such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma or visual impairments. In addition, these devices can also eliminate the need for everyday glasses or contact lenses, allowing people to experience more comfortable and easy vision.

Here are 3 areas where smart lenses are particularly beneficial;