
Eye Diseases & Laser Center
The Eye Diseases & Laser Center diagnoses and treats the full range of eye conditions, from cataract and retinal disease to glaucoma and corneal disorders.
Medically reviewed by the Florence Healthcare medical team · Last reviewed June 2026
One coordinated team, one plan for your care
Our ophthalmologists provide medical and surgical eye care — cataract surgery, retinal treatment, glaucoma management and corneal care — using modern diagnostic and surgical technology.
International patients receive a coordinator, a clear plan and a transparent cost estimate before travel.
Programs & sub-specialties
- Cataract surgery
- Retina & vitreous
- Glaucoma
- Cornea
- Pediatric ophthalmology
Why patients choose the Eye Diseases & Laser Center
Subspecialty eye care under one roof
Cataract, retina, glaucoma, cornea and pediatric ophthalmology specialists in a single center.
Modern diagnostic technology
Advanced retinal imaging and diagnostic platforms support precise diagnosis and treatment planning.
Built for international patients
A dedicated coordinator, care in your language, invitation letters for your visa, airport transfers and a transparent cost estimate before you travel.
Accredited quality & safety
Care delivered to internationally recognized JCI standards across our Istanbul hospitals, with outcomes tracked and reviewed.
Treatments & procedures we offer
Explore the procedures our team performs. Each has a clear, answer-first guide covering what it involves, recovery and a transparent cost estimate — select any treatment to learn more.
Conditions we treat
Explore related conditions- Cataract
- Glaucoma
- Retinal disease
- Refractive errors
Understand your diagnosis
Plain-language, provider-reviewed articles on conditions, tests and procedures in our Health Library.
Clarity in diagnosis and treatment
Eye care is detail work — the right imaging and laser technology makes the difference.
- OCT and advanced retinal imaging
- Modern phacoemulsification for cataract surgery
- Excimer and femtosecond lasers for vision correction
- Laser and surgical treatment for glaucoma and retina
- Dedicated pediatric ophthalmology services


Your journey, supported before, during and after
From your first message to your follow-up back home, a dedicated coordinator handles the details — so you can focus on your treatment, in your language.
Stories & insights from Eye Diseases & Laser Center

Multifocal Toric Lens
Modern advancements in ophthalmology have paved the way for transformative solutions in vision correction. Among these, multifocal toric lenses have emerged as a game-changing innovation, offering precise correction for both astigmatism and presbyopia. This dual-function lens has
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Multifocal Lenses : Everything You Need to Know
Introduction A multifocal lens is a life-changing option for people struggling with vision issues such as presbyopia or cataracts. These advanced lenses, often implanted during cataract surgery, provide clear vision across multiple distances, reducing or even eliminating the need
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Eye Floaters After Cataract Surgery: Causes and Treatment
Experiencing eye floaters after cataract surgery can be concerning for many patients. While cataract surgery is one of the most common and successful eye procedures performed worldwide, some patients may notice new or increased floaters during their recovery period. This comprehe
Read moreEye Diseases & Laser Center — frequently asked questions
Yes. We offer refractive laser procedures for suitable candidates. A detailed eye assessment determines whether laser correction is right for you.
Yes. Cataract surgery is a routine procedure here, and your coordinator arranges the assessment, surgery and follow-up around your travel.
Yes. Share your reports and our specialists provide an independent opinion before you decide on treatment.
Ready to plan your treatment?
Share your reports for a free, no-obligation second opinion and a transparent cost estimate — usually within 48 hours.

Accredited to Joint Commission International (JCI) standards
Quality and patient safety reviewed against the JCI 8th Edition — see our accreditations.


