Veni Vidi - octors of Ophthalmology

Welcome to the eye center Veni Vidi

At a glimpse

Within our clinical facility, we make a point of offering you a platform of trust in a quiet and comfortable atmosphere, where a thoughtful contact between physician and patient is enabled even beyond the necessary medical technology. ... read more

Zertifikat

Cataract

A cataract (alternative name: lens opacity) is a cloudy area or opacity in the usually crystalline eye lens. The opacity of the natural lens is mostly not perceived in its initial phase and gradually increases with time. This increase of the opacity of the lens comes along with a decrease of vision.     
Because of this, incident beams can no longer be focused adequately onto the retina. The light is then rather dispersed and absorbed. ... read more

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is one of the most dangerous eye diseases in the industrialised countries. The most important cause for glaucoma is an elevated intraocular pressure (IOP). It results from the obstruction of the outflow of aqueous humor.
Since new aqueous humor is constantly produced, high pressure is built up and exerted over the eyeball. The eyeball, being pressed against the retina, begins to exert pressure on the optic nerve (“squeezes” it). If this pressure is maintained for a longer period of time, the optic nerve suffers a lasting damage. ... read more

LASIK, laser correction of refractive errors

LASIK is a procedure for correcting various types of refractive error. The combination of surgery and laser technology allows correction of myopia up to approximately -10 dioptres, hyperopia up to approximately +4 dioptres and astigmatism up to approximately 3 dioptres. Our price of €950 includes both the preliminary examination by means of ultra-modern wavefront analysis as well as all necessary post-examinations. We will be glad to advise you personally.  ... read more

Paediatric ophthalmology

Many eye diseases of adults can also develop during infancy such as cataracts or glaucoma, macular alterations, strabismus, corneal alterations as well as infections and tumours.
However, there is an important aspect concerning diagnosis and therapy that shows fundamental differences in the treatment of children and adolescents from our experiences with adults. ... read more

Multifocal lenses

If you are about to receive artificial lenses as a patient in a cataract operation, it is advisable to inform yourself in advance about the latest state of the art in medical technology. A new multifocal lens offers superior vision quality for near and far sight both day and night. Conventional spherical lenses – also known as monofocal lenses – cannot compensate for presbyopia, which results from the increasing loss in elasticity of the natural eye lens from the age of 40 onwards.

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AMD

A frequent disease of older people is the Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD). This retinal disease can lead within a few months to a clear visual failure or even to blindness. In industrial nations this disease is even the most frequent cause of blindness. AMD is an age-related disease – from the age of fifty years the risk of being taken ill with AMD is increasing. A regular medical check-up is very important for everybody: the earlier AMD is recognized the higher are the chances for a successful treatment. ... read more

Eyelid surgery

The elasticity of our eyelid tissue and the subjacent lid muscles can sag to different extents over the years. Because of this, different ageing symptoms such as wrinkles, drooping eyes or puffy bags, the so-called lacrimal sacs, can develop. ...read more