Corneal Disease & Transplantation
For conditions affecting corneal shape, transparency or individual corneal layers, from keratoconus to transplant assessment.
OPHTHALMOLOGY ASSESSMENT, TREATMENT & SURGERY
Ophthalmology & Eye Surgery Services
The right eye-care pathway starts by identifying what is affecting vision and ocular health, not by selecting a procedure name in advance. Explore corneal, glaucoma, cataract and refractive services, or begin with a comprehensive eye examination if the diagnosis is not yet clear.
START WITH THE CLINICAL QUESTION
Which eye-care pathway fits your needs?
Services are organised into clear clinical pathways so you can reach the most relevant page without having to diagnose yourself from a long list of procedures.
Glaucoma & Eye Pressure
Assessment of eye pressure and the optic nerve, with separate pathways for adult and pediatric glaucoma.
LASIK, Laser Vision Correction & ICL
For patients considering reduced dependence on glasses after corneal, refractive and anatomical assessment.
Cataract & Comprehensive Eye Examination
For lens opacity and cataract, or as a starting point when the cause of a visual problem is not yet known.
ALL EYE SERVICES
Explore each service in more detail
Each service page explains candidacy, assessment, treatment options, expected next steps and booking.
CORNEA
Corneal Transplant Surgery
Assessment of whether transplantation is required, which corneal layers are affected and which graft strategy may be appropriate.
Explore Corneal Transplant Surgery
CORNEA
Keratoconus Treatment
Corneal imaging and progression assessment to distinguish between monitoring, stabilization and visual rehabilitation.
Explore Keratoconus Treatment
GLAUCOMA
Adult Glaucoma Treatment
Eye-pressure and optic-nerve assessment followed by medical, laser or surgical treatment planning when appropriate.
Explore Glaucoma Treatment
PEDIATRIC GLAUCOMA
Pediatric & Congenital Glaucoma
Child-specific assessment of pressure, the cornea, optic nerve, eye growth and long-term visual development.
Explore Pediatric Glaucoma
LENS
Cataract Surgery
Assessment of how cataract affects useful vision, followed by surgical and intraocular-lens planning when appropriate.
Explore Cataract Surgery
REFRACTIVE SURGERY
LASIK & Laser Vision Correction
Corneal suitability testing before considering LASIK, Femto-LASIK, SMILE or surface laser treatment.
Explore Laser Vision Correction
HIGH MYOPIA
ICL Surgery
An intraocular refractive pathway for selected high prescriptions or eyes where corneal laser may be less suitable.
Explore ICL Surgery
EXAMINATION
Comprehensive Eye Examination
A structured medical eye assessment for visual symptoms or when the correct specialist pathway is not yet clear.
Explore Comprehensive Eye Examination
NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
You do not need to diagnose yourself before booking
If your concern is blurred vision, glare, changing vision or another symptom without a confirmed diagnosis, a comprehensive eye examination can provide an appropriate starting point.
Start with an Eye Examination
HOW CARE STARTS
From a visual concern to a clear treatment pathway
The procedure itself is not the starting point. Assessment defines the problem first, testing then answers the relevant clinical questions, and treatment follows those findings.
Define the reason for your visit
Begin with a known diagnosis or with the visual symptom that needs investigation.
Complete the relevant testing
Corneal, glaucoma, cataract and refractive pathways require different measurements.
Build the appropriate plan
The result may be monitoring, medication, laser or surgery depending on the individual eye.
CLINIC LOCATIONS
Choose the most convenient clinic
Contact the clinic before your visit to confirm the appointment and service required.
6:30 PM
3:00 – 5:00 PM
12:00 – 2:00 PM
Need help choosing a service?
Contact the reception team and explain the reason for your visit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Choosing the right ophthalmology service
I do not know what is causing my blurred vision. Where should I start?
A comprehensive eye examination is an appropriate starting point
when there is no established diagnosis.
The findings can then direct you to a specialist pathway if required.
Can I book directly into a specialist service?
Yes. If you already have a diagnosis
or a clearly defined reason for the visit,
you can book the relevant specialist pathway directly.
Should I arrange diagnostic tests before my consultation?
Previous records are useful,
but specialist tests should not be ordered randomly.
The examination can determine which current tests
are clinically relevant.
Is pediatric glaucoma managed through the adult glaucoma service?
No. Pediatric glaucoma has a separate pathway
because the child's eye and visual system
are still developing.
Can I choose LASIK or ICL before testing?
No. Refractive treatment should follow assessment
of refraction, corneal measurements
and internal eye anatomy.
Do international patients need a different service page?
No. Choose the service according to the eye condition.
Previous reports may help with preparation,
but final planning usually requires current examination
and measurements in Egypt.
NEXT STEP
Choose the service linked to your diagnosis or begin with a comprehensive eye exam
If you already know the condition, use the relevant specialist service. If the cause of your symptoms is unclear, begin with a medical eye examination.