In our ophthalmology department, we provide health care to our patients by using the most up-to-date and advanced technologies in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases.
Maintaining the quality and comfort of our patients’ eye and visual functions or treating impaired function is our basic principle and purpose.
Ophthalmologists are responsible for the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of nearly all eye conditions and vision problems. 

Diseases that we examine, diagnose, and treat with a medical and surgical method in our department are;
General eye examination and myopia, and astigmatism problems
Children’s eye health, strabismus, and lazy eye
Contact lens
Cataract – intraocular lens applications
Glaucoma (eye pressure disease)
Retina and macula (yellow spot) diseases
Corneal diseases
Eyelid and tear system diseases
Eye aesthetics and botox
Extraocular and intraocular infections and inflammations (uveitis)
Neuro-ophthalmology (optic nerve, visual pathways, and neuro-visual disorders)
Adult strabismus, eye movement disorders, and double vision
Eye problems due to diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, thyroid
Dry eyes
Ophthalmologists can perform a wide variety of medical and surgical procedures. Our eye examination, laboratory and laser devices in our hospital;
Computerized measurements of refractive disorders for adults and children
Eye pressure measurement and corneal pachymeter
Computer vision field
OCT (ocular tomography) for retina, macular diseases, and glaucoma disease
Taking colored fundus photographs and imaging the eye vessels – angiography (FFA)
Optical and ultrasonic biometrics
Argon laser
Yag laser

When should you go to the ophthalmologist?
Most people visit an ophthalmologist because they experience chronic or severe vision symptoms or signs of eye conditions such as:
Swollen eyes
Decreased, impaired, or double vision
Eyelid abnormalities or problems
Seeing colored circles or halos around lights
Misaligned eyes
The presence of black spots in the field of view
Seeing shiny spots
Unexplained eye redness
Peripheral vision loss
You must visit the ophthalmologist regularly and make an appointment, even in case of the slightest problem.