Ophthalmologists are medical eye specialists who diagnose and treat eye conditions and perform eye surgery — including cataract surgery, LASIK and other refractive procedures, glaucoma management, and treatment of retinal and corneal diseases.
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Ophthalmologists are medical eye specialists who diagnose and treat eye conditions and perform eye surgery — including cataract surgery, LASIK and other refractive procedures, glaucoma management, and treatment of retinal and corneal diseases.
See an ophthalmologist for blurred or declining vision, cataracts, glaucoma screening, diabetic eye checks, floaters or flashes, dry eyes, or if you are considering LASIK or other vision-correction surgery. Optometrists handle glasses and contact lenses; ophthalmologists handle medical and surgical eye care.
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who can diagnose disease, prescribe medication and perform eye surgery. An optometrist focuses on vision testing, glasses and contact lenses.
Private cataract surgery commonly ranges from a few thousand dollars per eye depending on the lens and surgeon; subsidised rates apply at public hospitals. Confirm current fees with the clinic.
LASIK is generally considered elective and not claimable under Medisave or most insurance plans. Check directly with your provider.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional about your specific condition, and verify SMC registration directly.
