Complete eye care, from diagnosis to treatment and surgery.

You can message the center’s team via WhatsApp or call one of the published numbers. For the initial booking request, we only need your name and phone number, after which the team will confirm the appointment based on availability.

Yes. The center welcomes visiting Jordanian ophthalmologists every week across multiple specialties. Contact us via WhatsApp to confirm the doctor’s name, visit date, and appropriate specialty before coming.

The center provides eye examinations, treatments, and surgeries for children and adults, covering retina and cornea through to cataract, vision correction, glaucoma, and eyelid care. The doctor determines the appropriate service after the examination.

Seek urgent medical assessment if you notice new flashes, a sudden increase in floaters, a curtain-like shadow, or a sudden drop in vision. In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department and do not wait for a reply through the website.

The center’s services include cataract assessment and treatment and lens implantation. The doctor determines the timing of surgery and the type of lens after examination and measurements and after discussing benefits and risks.

No. Suitability for LASIK, Femto LASIK, PRK, TransPRK, or SmartSurf technology depends on the stability of your prescription, the cornea, overall eye health, age, and other factors assessed by the doctor.

A child should be examined if you notice strabismus, covering one eye, getting very close to a screen, difficulty reading, or recurring headaches while studying, as well as when an examination is recommended by a pediatrician or school.

Not necessarily. Briefly tell our team about the problem or the service you need, and we will help you reach the appropriate ophthalmologist and specialty.

Yes. The center receives patients from different governorates of Iraq. We recommend contacting us before traveling to confirm the doctor’s appointment and arrange your visit.

The center is open Saturday to Thursday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is closed on Friday. Please call to confirm during holidays and special occasions.

We do not publish fixed prices because the cost may vary depending on the examination, diagnosis, type of procedure, or lens. The team explains the details after understanding the service you need.

No medical treatment outcome can be guaranteed. Results depend on the diagnosis, the condition of the eye, the type of procedure, and other factors that the doctor explains after assessment.

Bring your current glasses, a list of the medications you use, and any previous eye reports, images, or test results if available. Inform the booking team in advance if you need special assistance during your visit.

Start with your name, phone number, and a brief reason for contacting us. Do not send reports or sensitive medical information until the center’s team confirms the appropriate channel for receiving them.

The center is located in Erbil on 60 Meter Street, opposite the Silo. Use the Google Maps card on the website for directions and to see the building’s frontage before your visit.

Care and follow-up include postoperative follow-up, contact lenses, optical services, and ongoing guidance. The treating doctor determines your follow-up appointments according to your condition, and you can contact the center to arrange them.

Corneal and ocular-surface care at the center includes assessment of dry eye and keratoconus, corneal cross-linking, and corneal transplantation. The doctor determines the appropriate procedure after examination and measurements and explains the benefits and risks before a decision is made.

Assessment includes measuring eye pressure and examining the optic nerve. The doctor determines the treatment plan and follow-up schedule after the examination. Laser and surgical options are available when needed, and suitability for any procedure is determined after medical assessment.

The section includes assessment of eyelid problems, cosmetic care around the eyes, treatment of proptosis, and diseases or obstruction of the tear ducts. Suitability for any examination, treatment, or surgical procedure is determined after a doctor’s assessment, and the doctor explains the options, benefits, and risks before a decision is made.