Eye Conditions

The eye works much like a camera. The cornea and lens work together at the front to provide focus. The iris meanwhile adjusts the amount of light exposure. The retina acts like the film at the back of the eye and creates the final image. The image is then transferred to the brain via the optic nerve.

There are numerous eye conditions which can alter any of these complex parts, affecting your vision.

Anatomy of the eye showing light passing through the lens
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Cataracts

White clouding on the eye lens

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Refractive Errors

Blurry vision

Glaucoma

Internal eye pressure

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Keratoconus

Thinning bulging corneas

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Fuchs Dystrophy

Corneal disease

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Dry Eye

Tear film disturbances

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Pterygium

Skin growth on the cornea

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Macular Degeneration

Losing central vision

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Eyelid Conditions

Oculoplastics

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Retinal Detachment

Seeing floaters and flashes

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Diabetic Retinopathy

Vision loss due to diabetes

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Blepharitis

Inflamation of the eyelids

Children’s Eye Conditions

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Paediatric eye conditions include a range of mainly  developmental issues that can be treated best when caught early.