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Eye treatments

Six areas of eye care, each explained in plain words. Touch a part of the eye to see what we treat there.

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Cross-section of the eye. Light enters through the clear cornea, is focused by the lens, and meets at the macula, the centre of the retina, where we see fine detail. The optic nerve carries the signal to the brain.CorneaIrisLensRetinaMaculaOptic nerve
  1. A journey through the eye

    From the tear film at the front to the retina at the back: each stop is a part of the eye Dr. Kumar treats, and what can go wrong there.

    Scroll to travel through the eye

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    Dry eye and allergy

    The tear film

    The thin layer of tears over the eye dries too fast, or the eye reacts to dust and pollen.

    Read about Dry eye and allergy
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    Contact lenses

    The cornea

    The clear front window of the eye is fitted with a lens that sharpens your sight.

    Read about Contact lenses
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    Cataract

    The lens

    The clear lens inside the eye turns cloudy. Surgery swaps it for a clear artificial lens.

    Read about Cataract
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    Glaucoma

    The drainage angle and the optic nerve

    Pressure inside the eye slowly harms the nerve that carries pictures to the brain.

    Read about Glaucoma
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    Diabetic eye

    The retina

    High sugar can harm the tiny blood vessels in the retina, the screen at the back of the eye.

    Read about Diabetic eye
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    Children's eyes

    The eye muscles

    Six small muscles move each eye. When they pull unevenly, the eyes look in different directions.

    Read about Children's eyes

Your eyes deserve one doctor who knows them.

Book a visit with Dr. Kumar, or call and we will help you choose a time.