When should I see an ophthalmologist?
You should see an ophthalmologist if you experience:
- Persistent eye pain or discomfort
- Sudden vision loss
- Frequent headaches due to eyesight
- Any signs of eye injury
- Eye redness
Our eye centre is a full-service, medical ophthalmology provider offering comprehensive eye care, cataract, glaucoma, and vision correction procedures at Camden Medical Centre in Singapore.
Led by Dr Steve Seah, our clinic aims to protect people’s visions for years to come. With over 30 years of ophthalmic experience, our dedicated team is here to address a variety of eye health concerns ranging from cataracts and refractive errors to dry eye, glaucoma, and retinal issues.
With over 30 years of experience, Dr Steve Seah is recognised internationally for his accomplishments in cataract and glaucoma.
Our eye clinic always places the care of our patients first. We are dedicated to helping you restore healthy eyesight.
Our professional team is here to advise and offer the most appropriate financing plan based on your insurance coverage, or if you do not have any.
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Known for our specialised expertise in cataract surgery, we draw patients from around the world to seek cataract treatment from our established eye surgeon. Our laser cataract procedure has helped thousands of patients regain sharp eyesight safely, quickly and effectively.
Dr Steve Seah is internationally recognised for his accomplishments in cataract treatment where he was regularly invited to perform live surgeries at global conferences. Since then, he has also performed thousands of successful cataract procedures.
Together, we’ll develop a customised cataract treatment plan designed specifically for you.
Our eye centre is an ophthalmology practice with a longstanding history of dedicated vision care in Singapore, providing a full range of eye care services, both surgical and medical, that include:
Senior Consultant Ophthalmologist
MBBS, FRCS(G), M Med(Ophth)
FRCS(Ed), FRCOphth, FAMS
Having practised ophthalmology for over 30 years, Dr Steve Seah is an established ophthalmologist in Singapore who is particularly experienced in treating cataracts and glaucoma, on top of all other eye and vision conditions.
Dr Seah was previously President of the Singapore Society of Ophthalmology and
Head of Glaucoma Service at the National Eye Centre, where he made invaluable
contributions to the ophthalmic field in Singapore.
Besides his own clinical practice, Dr Seah is actively involved in academia and
research. To that end, he has published widely in scientific papers, articles
and medical journals; and is a regular speaker at many regional and
international conferences.
Begin your journey to healthy vision with advanced diagnostic tests and screenings conducted by our Singapore eye specialist.
Upon a detailed evaluation of your eye health and addressing your concerns, our seasoned ophthalmologist will tailor a treatment plan catered to your needs.
With the proficient and attentive care provided by our eye team, you can now experience the joy of having healthy eyes and clear vision again.
You should see an ophthalmologist if you experience:
Ophthalmologists are medical doctors specialising in comprehensive eye care, including diagnosis, treatment, surgery, and prescription of corrective lenses. Optometrists, holding a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree, provide similar services, but do not perform surgical procedures. Opticians are technicians limited to fitting and dispensing eyeglasses and contact lenses based on prescriptions; they do not diagnose or perform surgery.
Ophthalmologists treat various eye diseases like glaucoma, cataracts, dry eye, and retinal issues.
Your initial ophthalmology appointment will begin with a review of your medical history and a discussion of your vision concerns. Following this, comprehensive eye exams will be conducted to assess your eye health. Based on the examination results, the ophthalmologist will determine the appropriate treatments, prescriptions, and follow-up care.