Eye Laser Treatments
Laser eye surgery, commonly known as "eye engraving" among the public, involves reshaping the transparent layer of the cornea using a laser beam. This method is used to... More Details
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Intraocular Lens Treatments
Premium smart lenses are intraocular lenses that provide simultaneous solutions for vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and cataracts. Medically referred to as ... More Details
Cataract Treatments
Cataracts are a condition where the natural lens of the eye, which helps us see clearly, becomes cloudy, leading to a loss of vision clarity. It is primarily an age-related conditi... More Details
Eye Diseases
Among the most common eye diseases are myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal diseases. These conditions can affect vision and, if left untreated, may lea... More Details
Eye Aesthetics
Oculoplasty, also known as eye aesthetics, is a branch that deals with aesthetic problems around the eyes, ocular oncology, orbital (eye socket) diseases, prosthetic eye issues, ... More Details
Pediatric Eye Treatment
The early diagnosis and treatment of vision defects in children are crucial as they tend to respond more quickly to treatment during this period. Eye examinations and treatments ... More Details
Cornea Treatments
Corneal treatments in the field of eye health are carried out through various methods. These treatments include corneal transplantation, surgical procedures involving the replaceme... More Details
Retina Treatments
Retinal treatments involve various methods used in the treatment of retinal diseases. These include injections, laser treatments, and surgical interventions, all aimed at preservin... More Details
General Eye Examination
An eye examination is a routine medical evaluation conducted to check eye health and diagnose vision disorders. During an eye examination, intraocular pressure, eye pressure, retin... More Details
Our Doctors
A professional team composed of experienced and competent experts.
Opr. Dr. Nail Sönmez
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Opr. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
ISTANBUL
ISTANBUL
Opr. Dr. Deniz Oygar Baylançiçek
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Opr. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
ISTANBUL
ISTANBUL
Opr. Dr. Mehmet Ali Özdil
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Opr. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
ISTANBUL
ISTANBUL
Opr. Dr. Cem Selvi
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Opr. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
ISTANBUL
ISTANBUL
Opr. Dr. Osman Şenbilgin
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Opr. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
ISTANBUL
ISTANBUL
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Süleyman Kuğu
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. | Specialist In Eye Diseases
İSTANBUL
İSTANBUL
Specialist Dr. Ali Haydar Yedek
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Anesthesiology and Reanimation Specialist Dr.
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Don't Let Your Age Show with Premium Smart Lenses
Advancements in medical science and technology, improved access to healthcare, increased knowledge, and better living conditions have all contributed to longer lifespans. Today... More Details
Pay Attention to Eye Bleeding!
Why Do Eyes Bleed? We obtained information from Kudret Eye Istanbul’s Chief Physician, Dr. Nail Sönmez, regarding questions such as who experiences eye bleeding, ... More Details
Five Questions About Smart Lenses
Recently, "smart lenses" have become one of the most frequently discussed terms in the field of eye health. From casual conversations to scientific articles, smart ... More Details
Protect Your Child's Eyes Like Your Own!
Children are the most precious possessions that parents hold dear. Despite this, many children suffer from vision problems that affect their lives due to their parents' n... More Details
Don't Overlook Dry Eyes!
Winter brings various illnesses along with cold weather. One of the organs most affected by the harsh conditions of the season is our eyes. During the winter months, complaints... More Details
Cataracts: A Step Away from Darkness
Every year, approximately 400,000 people in Turkey undergo cataract surgery. Particularly common in those over the age of 60, the progression of this disease leads to a decreas... More Details
Unclean Makeup: The Enemy of Your Eyes!
Not a day goes by without a new makeup product hitting the shelves. On one side, there are stylishly packaged cosmetic products offering various solutions. On the other, there ar... More Details
Enter the New Year Without Glasses, Free Your Eyes!
Starting the new year in good health is at the top of everyone's wish list. With Excimer Laser treatments, you can bid farewell to the complaints of not seeing well up clos... More Details
The Adverse Effects of Winter Are "Clearly" Seen in the Eyes!
With the onset of colder weather, there is a noticeable increase in respiratory illnesses and rheumatic complaints. As the sun gives way to snow and wind, our eyes are another ... More Details
The Visible Effects of Time on the Eyes!
Aging is a natural part of life. While time itself is intangible, its effects on the human body are quite visible, especially in our most sensitive organ: the eyes. Kudret Eye ... More Details
Healthy and Fresh Eyes at Any Age!
Our eyes are one of our most important sensory organs, allowing us to see the colors of life. The responsibility of protecting this precious organ lies in the surrounding eye... More Details
Beware of Eye Floaters!
Kudret Eye Istanbul’s Chief Physician, Dr. Nail Sönmez, warns about the phenomenon known as eye floaters: “These floaters can be due to structural changes in t... More Details
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some frequently asked questions about eye conditions.
You can usually return to work the next day. Taking your medications as prescribed by your doctor is as important as the surgery itself. Since sunlight may cause discomfort, we recommend wearing sunglasses. You can engage in all sports and social activities such as walking, cycling, and aerobics. You can also travel by plane. However, to avoid infection, you should avoid swimming in pools or the sea for about 20 days. After the first month, if desired, you can start using colored contact lenses for cosmetic purposes.
Patients must first undergo a detailed eye examination. After the examination, a treatment plan is created, and the type of intraocular lens to be used during the surgery is decided. The choice of lens is determined not only by the structure of the eye but also by considering the patient's lifestyle and needs.
Patients using hard contact lenses should stop wearing them 3 weeks prior, while those using soft contact lenses should stop 1 week before the procedure. It is recommended that employees take 2 days off, including the day of surgery and the following day. On the day of the LASIK surgery, please arrive at your scheduled appointment time. The LASIK procedure takes an average of 5-15 minutes for both eyes. We suggest wearing comfortable clothing on the day of the surgery and avoiding any makeup.
The most common complaints caused by cataracts include decreased vision, sensitivity to light, double vision, difficulty reading, the development of distance vision problems, and seeing colors as yellowed and dull.
Since laser eye surgery techniques can vary, it is not possible to provide exact pricing on the website. You can obtain detailed pricing information after a thorough examination.
In phakic lens treatment, a flap incision is made in the cornea, and a lens compatible with the eye's structure is implanted. In refractive lens exchange, similar to cataract surgery, the eye's natural lens is replaced with a clear lens that is compatible with the eye's tissue.
Intraocular lenses, commonly known as smart lenses among the public, are medically referred to as Trifocal lenses. They are called smart lenses or known for providing three-dimensional vision because they offer clear vision at near, far, and intermediate distances.
Laser treatment is performed to eliminate myopia and hyperopia, as well as astigmatism.
Laser surgery does not prevent any future eye treatments you may need.
Those with a genetic predisposition, meaning those with a family history of glaucoma, individuals over the age of 40, diabetics, people with high myopia or high hyperopia, those undergoing long-term corticosteroid treatment, migraine sufferers, and individuals who have experienced eye trauma due to injury fall into the high-risk group.
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