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Macular Degeneration

Macular Degeneration: The Early Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

Sight is perhaps the most precious of our senses. However, many serious eye diseases develop silently, causing irreversible damage before the patient even realizes the problem. One of the most characteristic and dangerous of these diseases is Age-Related Macular Degeneration. In our modern ophthalmology clinic in Kalamata, we often encounter

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Laser Myopia in Kalamata

Laser Myopia: Which method (LASIK or PRK) is best for you?

The decision to permanently get rid of glasses or contact lenses is one of the most important choices for improving your quality of life. Today, laser myopia is a completely safe, fast and painless procedure. A common question I encounter every day in the office is: “Which method is best

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Cataract Surgery

Cataract Surgery: Not just “clear” vision, but the vision you dream of

Cataract surgery is no longer just a routine procedure. With modern Premium Intraocular Lenses, it is the only opportunity to simultaneously correct myopia, hyperopia and presbyopia, throwing away your glasses forever.   A life-changing decision (that takes 15 minutes) Many patients come to our office with the fear of “having

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Lazy eye (amblyopia): what it is and how it’s treated

If the term “lazy eye” sounds strange, leave the laziness aside and keep reading! “Lazy eye” is the everyday term for amblyopia, an eye condition in which the affected eye is essentially “not chosen” by the brain. What actually happens is that one eye (usually only one) fails to focus

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Laser Eye Surgery: Everything You Need to Know!

Are you tired of your glasses for myopia or hyperopia? Don’t have the time or money for contact lens solution every month? Glasses are undoubtedly an interesting accessory that often functions as a style choice or form of expression. Primarily, however, they are an essential tool for people suffering from

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Contact Lenses: Incorrect Use and Its Consequences

Using contact lenses, especially for those who have worn glasses for many years, can be very relieving. They make our lives much easier, but careful attention is needed both when putting them in and while wearing them. There are many cases where we either wear monthly lenses longer than we

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Stye: what it is and how it’s treated

What is a stye? A “stye” in the eye is nothing more than an infection caused by the bacterium Staphylococcus. Staphylococcus is a bacterium that, in most cases—among 29 other types of bacteria—lives and reproduces naturally on our skin without causing problems or complications for our health.   How does

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Coronavirus and the Eye

Infection with coronavirus, this very serious pandemic, has occupied the global medical community in recent months. Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that can cause disease in both animals and humans. When a person is infected, symptoms can vary from mild, such as those of the common cold, to

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The importance of timely paediatric ophthalmological check-ups

Ophthalmological assessment of children is essential and requires specialised knowledge and a careful approach. Vision is one of the most important human senses and begins to develop from the earliest years of life. Vision is a complex process in which the eyes must learn to work together with the brain

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Cataract

Cataract surgery is considered one of the most successful and reliable surgical procedures. Vision restoration occurs in a very short period, and the results are often remarkable. If you are experiencing blurred vision or difficulty in your daily life due to cataracts, don’t let the problem progress. The specialized team

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