Diagnosis before technology
Surgical or refractive treatment should follow examination and the measurements relevant to the condition.
PROFESSOR OF OPHTHALMOLOGY – AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY
Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb
Ophthalmology, Corneal Surgery, Glaucoma & Refractive Care
Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb combines academic ophthalmology with clinical and surgical eye care, with particular focus on corneal disease, glaucoma, cataract surgery and refractive procedures.
Treatment planning begins by defining the problem, examining the eye and identifying the medically appropriate options before selecting a laser, lens or surgical procedure.
Ain Shams University
Academic career in ophthalmology and eye surgery.
FRCS (Glasg)
Fellowship in Ophthalmology from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Consultant-level professional registration documented by the Egyptian Medical Syndicate.
ICO Examination
Passed the Optics and Refraction Examination in Ophthalmology.
BEFORE PROCEDURE SELECTION
A decision-led approach to eye care
The aim of consultation is not to arrive at a procedure name as quickly as possible. It is to understand the diagnosis, assess the eye and decide whether monitoring, medication, laser or surgery is appropriate.
Clear discussion of options
Benefits, limitations, alternatives and realistic expectations form part of decision-making.
Follow-up as part of treatment
Clinical monitoring continues after treatment according to the condition and procedure performed.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Academic and surgical background in ophthalmology
Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb graduated from Ain Shams University and continued his academic and specialist training in ophthalmology and eye surgery.
His clinical work includes corneal disease and transplantation, glaucoma, cataract surgery and refractive procedures, with treatment planning based on the individual eye.
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Ain Shams University
Academic and ophthalmology training background.
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Master's Degree in Ophthalmology
Documented within the professional registration records provided.
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Doctorate in Ophthalmology
Documented within the professional records provided.
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FRCS (Glasg)
Fellowship in Ophthalmology from the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
CLINICAL FOCUS
Main ophthalmology services
Each service page explains the relevant assessment, treatment options, follow-up and booking pathway.
CORNEA
Corneal Transplant Surgery
Layer-based transplant assessment and surgical planning.
CORNEA
Keratoconus Treatment
Progression assessment, stabilization and visual rehabilitation.
GLAUCOMA
Adult Glaucoma Treatment
Eye-pressure, optic-nerve and treatment assessment.
PEDIATRIC GLAUCOMA
Pediatric Glaucoma
Child-specific glaucoma and visual-development care.
CATARACT
Cataract Surgery
Cataract assessment, surgery and intraocular-lens planning.
REFRACTIVE SURGERY
LASIK & Laser Vision Correction
Corneal suitability assessment before procedure selection.
HIGH MYOPIA
ICL Surgery
Implantable-lens assessment for selected refractive cases.
ASSESSMENT
Comprehensive Eye Examination
A starting point when the diagnosis is not yet clear.
DOCUMENTED CREDENTIALS
Professional certificates and qualifications
EDUCATION & PUBLICATIONS
Contributions to ophthalmic education
Alongside clinical practice, Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb's professional profile includes educational and written work for ophthalmologists and postgraduate trainees.
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The GUIDE in Ophthalmic Practice
A practical educational reference in ophthalmic practice.
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Legal Aspects in Informed Consent – Doctor-Patient Relationship
Medical, ethical and legal aspects of informed consent
and the doctor-patient relationship.
SCIENTIFIC PARTICIPATION
Ophthalmology conferences and lectures
Selected photographs from scientific and professional ophthalmology events and educational activities.
SURGICAL PRACTICE
From assessment to the operating room
Surgical planning follows diagnosis, ocular measurements and the nature of the condition, with postoperative review forming part of the treatment pathway.
CONSULTATION & FOLLOW-UP
Patients need to understand the plan, not only the procedure name
Consultation includes explaining the examination findings, the appropriate options and the limitations or risks that should be considered before treatment.
Previous scans, reports or surgical records can be brought to the appointment for comparison with the current examination.
CLINIC LOCATIONS
Book an appointment with Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb
Contact the reception team before your visit to confirm the clinic and appointment time.
6:30 PM
3:00 – 5:00 PM
12:00 – 2:00 PM
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about consultations with Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb
What are Prof. Dr. Hesham Gharieb's main areas of practice?
His clinical work includes corneal disease and transplantation,
glaucoma, cataract surgery and refractive procedures.
Can I book without an established diagnosis?
Yes. When the cause of a visual problem is not yet clear,
the visit can begin with an eye examination
before a specialist pathway is selected.
Should I bring previous reports or scans?
Yes. Previous reports, imaging and surgical records
can be useful when comparing earlier findings
with the current examination.
Can a procedure be selected before examination?
Accurate procedure selection requires examination
and the measurements relevant to the condition.
Where are the clinics located?
Appointments are available in Fifth Settlement,
Heliopolis and Dokki, subject to confirmation
with the reception team.
NEXT STEP
Book an assessment and identify the appropriate eye-care pathway
Whether you already have a diagnosis or are seeking assessment for a new visual concern, the consultation begins by understanding the problem and examining the eye before treatment is selected.