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Cataract occurs when the eye lens are clouded, restricting your ability to see clearly. Cataracts typically progress to vision loss. Serious conditions may even lead to permanent blindness if left untreated. 
Keeping up with an eye 
Refractive Lens Implants
General Ophthalmology and Eye Screening
Keeping up with an eye examination every one to two years is ideal for maintaining good vision and healthy eyes. By tracking your optical health regularly, any eye diseases can be detected for early treatment.
Frequently-Asked-QuestionsQ: Who should subscribe to eye screenings?
A: We recommend people of all ages for comprehensive eye screening, but it is especially important for people after the age of 40. Age-related eye problems can then be diagnosed early and treated before they damage your sight permanently.
Q: How long will the eye screening take?
A: The basic eye screening test will take approximately 30 to 60 minutes. The duration depends on the types of tests you may require. Our specialists will recommend the required tests after the evaluation.
Eye Screening Package:
Premium $270
Dry eye test, spectacle check, eye pressure, eye power checks, photograph of the front and back of eye, visual field screening, dilated fundal examination and consultation with ophthalmologist.Gold $395
Dry eye test, spectacle check, eye pressure, eye power checks, refraction, photograph of the front and back of eye, visual field screening, macular and optic nerve measurement with OCT technology, dilated fundal examination and consultation with ophthalmologist.Platinium $545
Dry eye test, spectacle check, eye pressure, eye power checks, refraction, photograph of the front and back of eye, visual field screening, macular and optic nerve measurement with OCT technology, Cataract densitometry, cornea thickness and wavefront testing, dilated fundal examination and consultation with ophthalmologist.
