Conditions
A brief overview of the most common eye conditions we treat
Astigmatism
The radius of curvature of the cornea of an astigmatic eye do not have the same power on all the meridians. The curvature is longer on one meridian than the other, leading to an eye that is more shaped like a rugby ball than a football. To treat astigmatism, surgeons use:
We offer the following treatments to treat astigmatism for those over 40:
We offer the following treatments to treat astigmatism for those under 40:


Cataract
A cataract is an age-related condition that is a result of the opacification of the lens located inside the eye (which is normally transparent).
We perform cataract surgery to treat cataracts and use these lenses to replace the opacified lens:
We offer the following treatments to treat cataract:


Dry eyes
Dry eyes are a symptom of the imbalance of fluids in the eye.
We offer the following treatments to treat dry eye for over 40:
We offer the following treatments to treat dry eye for under 40:
Hyperopia
The hyperopic eye is too short, and sometimes with a cornea too flat. A person with hyperopia has difficulty focusing on near objects. To treat hyperopia, surgeons use:
We offer the following treatments to treat hyperopia for over 40:
We offer the following treatments to treat hyperopia for under 40:


Presbyopia
Presbyopia is the progressive loss of accommodation capability.
We offer the following treatments to treat presbyopia:


Myopia
The myopic eye sees distant objects blurry because the light rays converge in front of the retina.
We offer the following treatments to treat myopia for those over 40:
We offer the following treatments to treat myopia for those under 40:


TÉMOIGNAGES
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About the author
Doctor Catherine Albou-Ganem
Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
I am Catherine Albou-Ganem and I am an ophthalmic surgeon brought up in a family of ophthalmologists. I had a passion for ‘the eye’ and ‘the vision’ from my childhood. This was the subject of my first presentation at school.
Today, I share my refractive surgery activity between the hospital and the private sector.
I am proud to have contributed to the development of new laser refractive surgery techniques that can correct vision defects with accurate, effective and safe results when respecting the indications.
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