Clear Vision Laser Center

The Clear Vision Laser Center was built on the cumulative experience of the top ranked Egyptian laser eye surgeons. As the leading ophthalmology clinic in Egypt, we are fully equipped with the state-of-the-art medical equipment and ready to provide our patients with the most comprehensive eye care.

Our team is specialized in diabetic eye disease (the effects of diabetes on the eye).  Fully equipped for early detection, treatment and follow up of our diabetic patients, guaranteeing great vision and a brighter future. Here at Clear Vision Laser Center, we have committed over 10 years exclusively to LASIK surgery, a non-surgical procedure through which the surface of the eye is reshaped using a highly sophisticated and very precise laser.

LASIK Eye Surgery Center

Our laser eye surgery center in Gizeh offers a range of laser procedures that utilize the latest — most advanced technology. We take the time needed to analyze your needs and specific medical conditions to choose the procedure that is best for your eyes. Dr Omar Barrada's unmatched success rate is backed by his extremely impressive resume. With the best laser technology available and years of experience as an industry leader, Dr. Barrada provides patients with extremely personalized care and attention to detail.

With our unique analysis, experience, and attention to detail from the initial consultation all the way through the post-op checkup, we have the highest success rate of any LASIK eye surgery center in Egypt.

LASIK

LASIK is a non-surgical procedure through which the surface of the eye is reshaped using a highly sophisticated and very precise laser.

Cataract

Cataracts are the age related changes that occur in the lens of the eye.

Diabetic Retinopathy and Retinal Injections

For a life free of diabetic eye disease.

Advanced Cataract Surgery

Cataracts are the age related changes that occur in the lens of the eye. The crystalline lens is the normally transparent part of the eye that is located behind the iris and, together with the cornea, is responsible for focusing light in order for one to see the world clearly. The lens is normally transparent at birth and very gradually starts to lose its transparency with age due to prolonged exposure to sunlight.  This loss of transparency is what we call “cataract”.

Symptoms usually start to appear between the age of 50-60 years old and at first the patient complains of light scatter and haloes at night time.  As the cataract progresses vision starts to deteriorate. The only cure for cataract is removal through a minimally invasive surgery called “Phaco”.  This breakthrough in cataract removal is a highly sophisticated and highly efficient way of removal of cataract through a 1mm incision. Through this tiny incision we are able to liquify and suck the cataract out. This procedure is performed under topical anaesthesia, without pain and with no sutures, allowing for very rapid and very smooth visual rehabilitation