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An eye examination helps identify why your vision has become less clear and assess the health of your eyes. The ophthalmologist considers your symptoms and examination results, explains any findings and recommends the next steps. You can also book a routine check-up even if you have not noticed a change in your vision

A cataract is clouding of the eye’s natural lens, which can make vision hazy and everyday tasks such as reading more difficult. Surgery replaces the cloudy lens with an artificial one. Before treatment, the doctor assesses your eye health and discusses lens options in relation to your needs and the expected outcome

Glaucoma surgery aims to lower pressure inside the eye and protect the vision you still have. It may be considered when other treatments are insufficient or unsuitable. The doctor selects an approach based on your examination and explains follow-up care. Surgery does not restore vision already lost to glaucoma

Laser treatment is used for certain retinal conditions, including retinal tears and blood vessel complications caused by diabetes. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment aims to seal off an affected area or reduce the risk of further vision loss. After examining your retina, the doctor determines whether laser treatment is appropriate and how much is needed

An intravitreal injection delivers medication inside the eye to treat certain retinal conditions. Anti-VEGF medicines are used for conditions including wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular oedema. The doctor chooses the medication and treatment schedule for your individual condition. Repeat injections may be needed

A glasses prescription helps correct your vision for reading, computer work and other everyday activities. The assessment considers how clearly you see, how your eyes focus and the visual demands of your day. You receive a prescription suited to your vision needs

Dryness, burning and a gritty feeling can be associated with problems in the tear film. The doctor investigates the cause of your discomfort and recommends treatment. IPL therapy may be suitable for selected patients, particularly those with meibomian gland dysfunction. An examination determines whether it is appropriate and how many sessions may be needed

If you are unsure about a diagnosis or proposed treatment, a second opinion offers another professional assessment. The doctor reviews your reports and examination results and explains possible next steps. Bring your previous medical records to support the discussion. Further diagnostic tests may be recommended if needed