Discover the Best Eye Treatments for Sharp Vision at Focus Eye Clinic

Femto-Lasik is an advanced eye laser treatment in which a femtosecond laser creates an ultra-thin flap in the cornea. An excimer laser is then used to perform the eye correction for optimal results. This ensures quick recovery and minimal discomfort after treatment.

SMILE is an innovative and minimally invasive laser treatment performed without a flap. This makes the procedure ideal for people with dry eyes or thin corneas. The method ensures rapid recovery and excellent visual quality.

In PRK treatment, the superficial layer of the cornea is removed before the laser performs the vision correction. This is a safe option for people with thin corneas or in whom a flap is not desirable. Recovery takes a little longer, but the result is as effective as other laser treatments.

Multifocal implant lenses are designed to provide sharp vision both near and far without glasses. These lenses are ideal for people who lead active lifestyles and want less reliance on glasses or contact lenses. Implantation is often performed during lens replacement surgery or cataract surgery.

FemtoClear is an innovative lens replacement procedure using femtosecond laser technology. This provides an extremely precise and safe way to correct presbyopia or incipient cataracts. Thanks to this method, patients experience faster recovery and better visual outcomes.

The ICL lens is an implantable contact lens that is an excellent option for people with high-strength or thin corneas. The lens is placed behind the iris and provides natural, clear vision. The procedure is reversible and requires no permanent change to the cornea.

Cataract surgery is the only effective treatment for a cloudy eye lens. During surgery, the clouded lens is replaced with an artificial lens, restoring vision. Modern techniques ensure rapid recovery and minimal discomfort.

In this advanced laser procedure, cataracts are removed and replaced with a monofocal artificial lens. This provides clear vision at one distance (near or far). After the procedure, reading glasses may still be needed for certain activities.

A bifocal artificial lens provides good vision both near and far, reducing dependence on glasses. This method is ideal for people who want sharp vision for both reading and driving. The procedure is painless and provides rapid improvement in vision.

Multifocal artificial lenses offer a wider range of vision and reduce the need for glasses after cataract surgery. These lenses correct near, intermediate and far vision, ideal for active people. The treatment offers a definitive solution for presbyopia and cataracts.

Retinal surgery is a specialized procedure for conditions such as retinal detachment or macular problems. It is performed using microsurgical techniques to restore the retina. Prompt treatment is crucial to prevent permanent vision loss.

Vitreous detachment can cause floaters and flashes of light, which is usually harmless. In some cases, a complication such as retinal detachment may occur, requiring medical intervention. Regular monitoring by an ophthalmologist is important if symptoms persist.

In a retinal detachment, the retina detaches from the underlying structures, leading to severe vision loss. This requires emergency surgery to restore the retina in place. Prompt treatment is necessary to prevent permanent vision loss.

A macular hole is a small tear in the retina at the level of the macula, leading to distorted or blurred central vision. The condition can be treated surgically through a vitrectomy. This helps to re-smooth the macula and improve vision.

An epiretinal membrane is a thin membrane that grows over the macula and can cause distorted vision. The condition can be remedied with a vitrectomy in which the membrane is removed. This leads to a gradual improvement in vision.

Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in the retina, leading to diabetic retinopathy. This can be treated with laser therapy or injections to prevent further damage. Regular eye checkups are essential for timely detection and treatment.

Vitrectomy is a surgical procedure in which the vitreous is removed from the eye to treat retinal problems. It is performed for conditions such as retinal detachment, hemorrhage or macular disease. The procedure can significantly improve vision.

Eyelid surgery not only improves appearance, but can also correct functional problems. Droopy eyelids or puffiness can limit vision and give a tired appearance. A correction provides a fresher and younger look.

An eye elevator removes excess skin and fat around the eyes, leaving you looking rested. The procedure is quick and provides long-lasting results.

Lower eyelid surgery removes excess fat or skin, reducing puffiness and shadows. This creates a more youthful and rested appearance.

Ptosis can limit your vision and create a tired appearance. Surgery can elevator the eyelid and restore functionality.

In ectropion, the eyelid turns outward and in entropion, which causes irritation. Surgical correction restores the natural position of the eyelid.

A chalazion or barred gland is a blocked gland in the eyelid that causes swelling. If necessary, this can be surgically removed.

A pustule is an inflammation of a sebaceous gland in the eyelid and usually disappears on its own. In some cases, medication or drainage is needed.

Lagophthalmos is the inability to close the eyelids completely, leading to dry and irritated eyes. Treatment ranges from eye drops to surgical correction.

Dr. Bart Pion received his degree in Medicine magna cum laude from the Free University of Brussels in 2002. He specialized in cataract, vitreoretinal and refractive surgery, with a strong focus on precision and innovation.

His continuous development is supported by regular participation in renowned training courses and international congresses, where he always embraces the latest techniques and innovations.

Dr. Nashwan Al-Sabai received his degree in Medicine from the Free University of Brussels in 2006. His passion for ophthalmology led him to further specialization, culminating in the prestigious title of Fellow of the European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO). With a strong focus on innovation and continuous development, he is a respected expert in cataract and corneal surgery.

Dr. Eva Diltoer is an experienced ophthalmologist with an impressive background and a passion for innovative eye care. She received her medical degree from the Free University of Brussels (VUB) and specialized in ophthalmology at the UZ Brussel. After her training, she gained valuable experience and took additional training abroad, which further strengthened her expertise. At Focus Eye Clinic, Dr. Diltoer is committed to high-quality and personalized care. With her special interest in retinal pathology and dedication to precision and innovation, she is a valuable force on our team, always focused on delivering the best care to our patients.

Dr. Serdal Sanak is a dedicated ophthalmologist with broad expertise in ophthalmology. At Focus Eye Clinic, he is committed daily to providing patients with high-quality care and personalized guidance. With his extensive knowledge and empathetic approach, he knows how to clearly explain complex eye problems and find the best solutions together with his patients. What makes Dr. Sanak extra special is his ability to serve a diverse patient population. He speaks multiple languages, including Dutch, French, English, Turkish and Kurdish, allowing him to help a wide range of people effectively and personally. His dedication to innovation, precision and patient care makes him a valued member of our team and a trusted point of contact for our patients.

Dr. Karel Goyvaerts is an experienced and dedicated ophthalmologist trained at the University of Antwerp. With a strong scientific background and years of practical experience, he is committed to providing patients with the best possible eye care. His analytical precision and patient-centered approach ensure that each treatment is precisely tailored to the individual needs of his patients. At Focus Eye Clinic, Dr. Goyvaerts strives to make complex eye problems clear and accessible. His friendly and professional approach makes him a trusted physician for patients from diverse backgrounds. His bilingualism in Dutch and French allows him to put a wide range of patients at ease. Dr. Goyvaerts continues to continually study the latest developments in ophthalmology and is a valued member of our team.