Our Services
We offer a wide range of eye care services to people of all ages including private individuals, HMOs, companies, etc.
Our approach is focused on the patient. We use the latest technology backed by the most research to care for your eyes in the shortest possible time.
Our approach is focused on the patient. We use the latest technology backed by the most research to care for your eyes in the shortest possible time.
COMPREHENSIVE EYE CARE
Comprehensive eye care is much more than checking your eyes for glasses.
It involves a series of procedures by an eye care professional to examine how well you see, how your eyes function together, the overall health of your eyes, and provide adequate care using any or a combination of glasses, contact lenses, medication, and surgery or therapy.
A comprehensive care for the eyes includes (but not limited to) these:
History taking
understanding your overall eye and body health history is a vital part of your eye exam.
Visual acuity testing
this is done to examine how well your eyes are able to recognise objects at at far and near distances.
Refraction
this test is done to determine if your eyes require glasses or contact lens to see well.
Binocular vision assessment
this procedure is to check how well your two eyes function together.
Dilated eye exam
a dilated eye exam uses an eyedrop to widen your pupils so that the inner parts of your eyes can be more clearly examined for possible damages. This test involves the use of a slit lamp and a special lens.
Central vision test
to rule out any defect in your central vision, this test is done.
Glaucoma work-up
glaucoma workup is a very important part of any comprehensive eye exam. A thorough glaucoma workup involves tonometry, pachymetry, visual field assessment, optical coherence tomography and fundus imaging. All these tests are available in our clinic
Color vision testing
to rule out any defect in your central vision, this test is done
Test result analysis
following the conclusion of your test procedures, the results are analysed by your eye care provider to determine the best treatment or management procedure.
Treatment/Management
this could involve dispensing glasses, contact lenses, medication, surgery, vision therapy or a combination of these.
Follow-up
some eye cases would require that a patient returns for follow-up visits. This allows your eye care professional to monitor how well the patient is responding to a treatment plan.
VISION THERAPY
Vision involves much more than just recognizing objects. Someone may be able to clearly identify an object even though other areas of the person’s vision are not in the best possible condition. These conditions require a special approach that is beyond using regular glasses or contacts.
There are several skills required to achieve a clear and comfortable vision. These skills can be developed with the right trainings. This is what vision therapy is about.
Cynard eye clinic provides vision therapy services that help in the treatment of such conditions like lazy eye (amblyopia), deviating eye (strabismus), poor eye-hand cordination, etc.
There are several skills required to achieve a clear and comfortable vision. These skills can be developed with the right trainings. This is what vision therapy is about.
Cynard eye clinic provides vision therapy services that help in the treatment of such conditions like lazy eye (amblyopia), deviating eye (strabismus), poor eye-hand cordination, etc.
CONTACT LENS
Contact lenses can be worn for a variety of reasons. Some of these reasons include:
1. Cosmetic purposes
2. Correction of refractive errors
3. Correction of presbyopia
4. Treatment of eye corneal diseases
It is important to mention that NOT everyone can wear contact lens, even if it is just for cosmetic purposes.
This makes it necessary to undergo tests that determine your suitability before wearing contacts.
A careful contact lens care regimen is also required to ensure your eyes don’t become infected or injured while you wear contact lenses.
Surgery
Some eye conditions require surgical treatments. Led by our consulting ophthalmologist, we perform the following eye surgeries:
Cataract surgery
cataract is when the natural crystalline lens of the eyes becomes cloudy. During cataract surgery, the natural cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial one.
Glaucoma surgery
glaucoma is a group of conditions that damage the optic nerve of the eyes. Treatment is targeted at reducing the pressure of the eyes. This can be done using medication or surgery to open up holes in the eye where a fluid called aqueous humor drains from the eyes.
Retinal surgeries
the retina is the light-sensitive layer of the eyes. Some conditions of the retina may require surgery. We perform retinal surgeries for retinal detachments, macular hole, haemorrhages, oedema, etc.
Pterygium excision
pterygium is a degeneration of the eye’s conjunctiva linked to dry environmental conditions. This degeneration presents as a growth of fleshy tissue over the surface of the eye. Treatment is by surgically removing this growth.
Eyelid surgery
eyelid surgeries are done to improve the appearance of drooping eyelids/eye bags by removing excess skin or fat.
Eye muscle surgery
eye muscle surgeries are done to align the position of the eyes. It involves loosening or tightening specific muscles to adjust the position of an eye.
VISION SCREENING
The goal of vision screening is to identify individuals who may have vision problems. It is a relatively fast procedure that may be done outside the clinic setting. Usually, a vision screening aims to identify such problems as refractive errors, color blindness, etc.
Cynard eye clinic partners with schools, companies, NGOs, and corporate organizations to screen students, staff, or members for possible eye disorders.
People flagged for possible eye disorders are referred to our clinic where a more comprehensive approach to eye care is taken to care for these individuals.
Cynard eye clinic partners with schools, companies, NGOs, and corporate organizations to screen students, staff, or members for possible eye disorders.
People flagged for possible eye disorders are referred to our clinic where a more comprehensive approach to eye care is taken to care for these individuals.
Low Vision
People with low vision have reduced vision that affects the ease of performing normal daily activities like driving, reading, identifying faces,
Low vision cannot be corrected with glasses, contact lens, medication, or even surgery. Some of the causes of low vision are glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, traumatic eye injuries, etc.
Low vision patients have some residual vision left; hence, the goal of low vision management is to improve the use of the functional vision one has left through the use of low vision devices. With good management, low-vision patients can navigate their daily activities without relying so much on someone else assisting them.
Low vision cannot be corrected with glasses, contact lens, medication, or even surgery. Some of the causes of low vision are glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, traumatic eye injuries, etc.
Low vision patients have some residual vision left; hence, the goal of low vision management is to improve the use of the functional vision one has left through the use of low vision devices. With good management, low-vision patients can navigate their daily activities without relying so much on someone else assisting them.
Testimonials
What People Are Saying
Apart from an awesome experience, a good reception, hospitality and of course, an amazing group of highly skilled individuals, the results were outstanding, and my vision got even better. I can’t thank you guys enough. Cynard Eye Clinic is the place to be.
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I had a wonderful experience at Cynard Eye Clinic; from the reception to the doctors, I’m super impressed with their professional services. Your office environment is top notch too. Good job!