Treatments

Laser treatments for secondary cataract, diabetic retinopathy or glaucoma are short procedures, which are performed with local anesthetic and pupil dilation drops. They are not considered surgical procedures, but point treatments used for different purposes depending on disorder.

Laser photocoagulation is a medical procedure that consists of applying a light beam that in contact with the eye has a thermal effect, resulting in fine cauterization of blood vessels in the eye. Depending on the pathology, this procedure can be performed in the operating room or in the doctor’s office.

The YAG laser is a simple, painless and of short duration procedure performed in the ophthalmologist’s office to remove eye problems.

Intravitreal injections are performed after a full ophthalmological (visual acuity, intraocular pressure measurement, refraction and fundus examination) and imaging examination consisting of an OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) and, if necessary, an Angiofluorography (AFG).

Laser iridotomy is a procedure that consists of making a draining channel in the iris in order for aqueous humor to be released.

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You can make an appointment quickly via the form on the right, or directly over the phone. Our colleagues at the reception desk will be happy to provide you with the availability and information you need to make an appointment. Filling in the form does not represent the registration or confirmation of an appointment, but submitting an appointment request. You will be contacted by our team to check the availability of doctors and make an appointment.

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Important note regarding patient consultations and surgery appointments

A patient who cancels a consultation or surgery appointment once, at least one day prior to the scheduled appointment, has the right to a second appointment under the same conditions.
If the patient cancels the second consultation and/or surgery appointment, a new appointment can be made only if the patient accepts to pay for both the consultation and the surgery in advance. This can be done either by payment order or in cash at the clinic reception.
A patient who does not show up for their consultation or surgery, who does not cancel the appointment in due time, or does not answer the clinic’s calls, may request a second appointment only if they pay for the consultation/surgery in advance. 
Patients requesting an appointment for retinal surgeries or laser Prk/Femtolasik/Smile Pro must pay 30% of the cost of the surgery in advance. The appointment will be scheduled only after receiving the advance payment. If the patient is unable to attend the scheduled consultation or surgery, and cancels the intervention at least 48 hours beforehand, they will be refunded in full. If the patient does not show up and does not cancel or contact the clinic at least 48 hours in advance, the advance paid is considered to be lost as damages and will no longer be refunded.