Eye Surgery
To see clearly, the rays entering the eye must be refracted and focused at the back of the eye, the mesh layer called the retina. 
The department of Ophthalmology of the Medicine Health Center provides services using up-to-date technology products. In our Medicine Health Center Eye Center, Cataract, Retinal Diseases, Eye Pressure, Strabismus-Pediatric Ophthalmology, Corneal Diseases, Oculoplastic Surgery, Neuroophthalmology Clinic and Contact + Lens treatment departments are offered diagnostic and treatment practices to their patients. Our center has the technical infrastructure and equipment in parallel with the latest developments in the world in the treatment of eye diseases and disorders.
To see clearly, the rays entering the eye must be refracted and focused at the back of the eye, the mesh layer called the retina. The refraction of light is provided by the cornea and the lens. When the eye is able to focus light rays from different distances on the retina, the refraction function of the eye is normal, a condition called emmetropia. For people with refractive errors, the rays from the eye cannot focus on the retina and a blurry or distorted image is formed.
The department of Ophthalmology of Medicine Health Care provides services using up-to-date technology products. In our Medicine Health Care Eye Center, Cataract, Retinal Diseases, Eye Pressure, Strabismus-Pediatric Ophthalmology, Corneal Diseases, Oculoplastic Surgery, Neuroophthalmology Clinic and Contact + Lens treatment departments are offered diagnostic and treatment applications to their patients. Our center has the technical infrastructure and equipment in parallel with the latest developments in the world in the treatment of eye diseases and disorders.
Diseases and treatments provided in the Department of Eye Diseases
Cataract (Phaco),
Retinal Diseases(Detachment, Age-Related Yellow Spot Diseases, Diabetic Retinopathy),
Eye Pressure (Glaucoma),
Strabismus-Pediatric Ophthalmology,
Diseases of the Cornea,
Oculoplastic Surgery,
Noroftalmoloji,
Contact Lens,
Cross-Linking Therapy for Keratoconus Patients.