Eye Health

Binocular Vision Disorders are often missed in children and can lead to reduced learning capability. If there is a problem with the... Read More

Strabismus occurs when the eye is not straight in primary position. It often reveals itself before the age of three and can... Read More

Amblyopia occurs when one eye does not have optimal vision, more often due to a turned eye (muscle problem) or a refractive... Read More

The retina is a clear tissue that lines the inside back of the eye. The photoreceptors that make up the retinal tissue... Read More

The vitreous humour is the gel-like substance that takes up most of the eyes’ space. It is clear and is made up... Read More

For the surface of the eye to stay hydrated, nourished and protected from the elements, we require a tear film. A disruption... Read More

Cataracts Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a set of metabolic diseases in which the body cannot regulate the amount of sugar (glucose) in... Read More

There are four main categories of refractive error: Myopia Myopia Nearsightedness, or myopia, as it is medically termed, is a vision condition... Read More

Our eyes are aging from the day we are born. Many of those who were blessed with “perfect vision” their entire lives... Read More

Many of us have experienced symptoms from prolonged screen time, whether at school or at work. Some of the most common signs... Read More

Glasses and/or contact lenses are the conventional methods of correcting vision. However, there are other options for correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness, presbyopia, and... Read More