Other Treatments

In addition to cataract and refractive corrections, our local, specialist consultants cover several ophthalmic disciplines, including cornea and retina.

Our surgeons work closely with global peers and innovators to be at the forefront of their field, offering an ever-growing range of proven therapeutic treatment for various conditions, even for the most complex cases.

Vision Care Clinic have invested in the widest range of advanced diagnostic equipment in the South-West of England to deliver patient care accurately and safely.

Please find some of the more common therapeutic procedures detailed below.

Other Conditions

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a common eye condition where the optic nerve, which connects the eye to the brain, becomes damaged. It typically occurs due to reduced drainage of fluid from the eye, leading to increased pressure inside the eye.

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Blepharitis

A cataract refers to the gradual clouding of the natural crystalline lens, within the eye. This lens is part of the eyes overall focusing power so clarity is very important for good vision.

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Corneal Grafts

There are many different types of eye conditions that can be treated with corneal grafts, including kerataconus and degenerative corneal conditions.

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Pterygium

A pterygium can occur when the surface of the eye is damaged by years of exposure to ultraviolet light. Treatments for pterygia can vary, depending on the severity and the level of discomfort.

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Surface Irregularities

Surface irregularities to the front of the eye can be caused by a number of different issues and affect the epithelium. Various treatments are available either manually or performed using a laser.

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Vitrectomy

Vitrectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the vitreous gel from inside the eye. This is also known as Pars Plana Vitrectomy.

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Retinal Tears & Holes

Retinal tears and holes can sometimes occur on the periphery of the retina due to weakness. These allow fluid to gather under the retina and subsequently cause retinal detachment.

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Macular Hole

The macula is part of the back of the eye, called the retina, and it is used when reading and seeing fine detail in the distance. A macular hole is a defect that develops in the macula.

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Epiretinal Membrane

An epiretinal membrane (also known as ERM) is a thin layer of scar tissue that has formed over the macula. They occur with age but can also be the result of other eye conditions including trauma or diabetes.

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Floaters and Flashes

Floaters and flashes can be caused by posterior vitreous detachment (when the vitreous gel inside the eye can no longer support itself) as an eye ages.

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