A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye. The lens is normally clear and helps focus light onto the retina, giving clear vision. When cataracts develop, the lens becomes opaque, causing blurred vision.

Dry eyes occur when your tears do not provide sufficient lubrication for your eyes, resulting in a variety of symptoms including blurred vision, redness and discomfort.

Floaters are opacities in your vision that appear as tiny dots, lines or cobwebs and drift around within your field of vision. Usually they are due to changes within the vitreous gel inside your eye, but can be due to underlying eye conditions, especially if a lot of them appear at once or they are associated with blurred vision or flashes of light.

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Description of retinal detachment

Anterior and posterior segment uveitis and scleritis

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Detection, prevention and control of myopia and pre-myopia with a range of therapies including myopia-control spectacles, soft contact lenses, orthokeratology and Atropine eye drops

Treatment for glaucoma with eye drops, laser and Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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