Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Cathedral Eye Clinic is working hard in the background to minimise the risk of patient visual loss by maintaining essential eye care to patients across the Province. We remain accessible at all times to community optometrists to ensure no patients are left without emergency or essential eye care. Following the Royal …
What is Amblyopia Amblyopia symptoms are common and well documented. Also known as ‘lazy eye’, amblyopia is an eyesight condition which occurs when one or both eyes struggle to build a strong link with the brain. In a healthy eye, light is focused through the eye upon the retina. The cells in this part of …
Protecting Your Eyes The importance of protecting your eyes is often underestimated. Your eyes are an extremely important part of your body – and not just for seeing. Indeed, many healthcare practitioners acknowledge that our eyes provide an effective window into the state of our body, offering an often accurate impression of our overall health. …
Laser Eye Surgery Risks Laser eye surgery risks are low, and the treatment is seen as one of the safest medical procedures carried out in the world today. Introduced nearly three decades ago, the surgery has been successfully delivered over 30 million times across the world. Closer to home, patient figures speak to the treatment …
Sun Damage to Eyes When one is on holiday, in addition to enjoying yourself it’s important to protect against sun damage to eyes. Unfettered sunshine can permanently damage your eyes. Cathedral Eye Clinic offer a range of surgical and treatment options to manage the condition. All options come with varying payment plans to suit every …
Why Have Regular Eye Exams? When it comes to eye exams, it is crucial to remember that this is more than your average check-up. Indeed, these tests are about more than ensuring that you can see clearly in the short term: eye exams are an essential step in protecting your overall health, from head to …
