Eye surgery - Other procedures

Other procedures

The clinic offers following eye surgeries

	Cataract surgery
	Glaucoma surgery
	Cornea surgery
	Strabismus surgery (Squinted eyes)

Minor procedures as

	Pterygium - conjunctival degeneration that resembles an insect's wing - hence its name.
	Pigmentation changes in the eyeball
	Pingueculum - an age-related change, most often located at the cornea "at 3 and 9 o'clock".

Cosmetic operation

	Yellow patches - xanteplasma a - clusters of cholesterol, most commonly located near the inner canthus of the upper or lower eyelid.
	Warts - variously sized pathological skin changes, most often caused by viral infection
	Chalazion - a pathological change caused by inflammation of the Meibomian gland. It is normally of the size of a grain of hale, hence its Polish name (gradówka). It is located intradermally on the upper or lower eyelid.
	Incorrect eyelid position
	Entropion - a condition when eyelids fold inward. Normally, it is old age-related, possibly caused by cicatrisation. It makes the eyelashes irritate the cornea thus causing its permanent damage. In such cases, entropion should be operated.
	Ectropion - an outward turning of the eyelid. Normally, it is old age-related or caused by facial nerve paralysis. It causes persistent lacrimation and may lead to corneal complications and chronic inflammation of conjunctiva.