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Eye care refers to the medical field (Ophthalmology) that diagnoses and treats various eye conditions. It offers regular eye exams, vision correction with glasses, laser surgeries (such as LASIK) to treat various eye diseases. Eye specialists help preventing vision loss by maintaining your overall eye health.

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  • Image of  MyClínica
    Portugal
    Portugal, Lisboa

    MyClínica

    Outpatient eye surgery performed to hospital-grade safety standards is the speciality of MyClínica, one of the first private ambulatory ophthalmology units in Portugal to receive quality certification from the national Health Authority under the ACSA accreditation model. That recognition reflects a team of around eighty professionals, including subspecialist ophthalmologists, anaesthetists, nurses and technicians, working together in a clinic designed around prevention, diagnosis and surgical treatment of eye disease. The clinic performs a high volume of cataract surgery, planned with optical and ultrasonic biometry so that every intraocular lens is calculated precisely for the patient's eye. Its surgical retina team carries out vitrectomy - eye floaters procedures for retinal detachment, macular holes, epiretinal membranes and diabetic complications, working alongside medical retina specialists who manage macular degeneration with intravitreal injections. On the front of the eye, pterygium surgery removes the fleshy growth that can spread across the cornea, easing irritation and protecting vision, while oculoplastic surgeons correct eyelid ptosis and chalazion. Consultations cover general and paediatric ophthalmology, cornea, glaucoma, strabismus, ocular inflammation, neuro-ophthalmology and ocular oncology. A full diagnostic suite, including OCT and OCT angiography, fluorescein and indocyanine green angiography, corneal topography, visual fields and specular microscopy, supports accurate decisions, and treatments such as intense pulsed light and YAG laser are available on site. Daily emergency appointments, dedicated parking, step-free access and agreements with many insurers make the clinic practical for local and international patients. Guided by ten core values, from integrity and safety to empathy and environmental sustainability, MyClínica offers certified, compassionate eye care in Portugal.

  • Image of  Instituto Oftalmológico de Miraflores

    Since 2002, Instituto Oftalmológico de Miraflores has offered patients in Portugal a private eye centre equipped to the same standard as leading international clinics, combining medical consultations, a comprehensive range of diagnostic exams and surgical care in one institute. Its philosophy is thoroughness: beyond a standard refraction check, every patient receives an extensive screening that looks for early signs of childhood eye disease, glaucoma and diabetic changes in the retina. Surgery is a major part of the institute's work. Through cataract surgery, the team restores clarity for patients whose natural lens has become cloudy, using precise biometry to select the right intraocular lens. People with myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism can discuss LASIK and femtosecond laser correction, or phakic lens implants when the cornea is unsuitable for laser treatment. For keratoconus and progressive corneal thinning, corneal collagen cross linking strengthens the cornea and can be combined with intracorneal ring segments, while corneal transplantation is available for advanced cases. A long list of diagnostic tools supports these decisions, including corneal topography, Pentacam anterior segment analysis, optical coherence tomography, computerised visual fields, nerve fibre layer analysis, fluorescein angiography and specular microscopy. Laser treatments such as SLT, YAG and argon, as well as intravitreal injections, orthoptic care and specialist contact lens fitting, complete the offer. Opening on weekdays and Saturday mornings, easy to reach by motorway and bus, and linked to a sister hospital unit, Instituto Oftalmológico de Miraflores gives local and international patients a reliable, well-equipped partner for every stage of eye care in Portugal.

  • Image of  Gama Eye Care
    Portugal
    Portugal, Lisboa

    Gama Eye Care

    Children do not always realise when their eyes are not working well together, and parents often notice only subtle signs such as head tilting, squinting in sunlight or one eye drifting when a child is tired. Gama Eye Care was created to answer those concerns with a private, welcoming practice in Portugal dedicated to paediatric ophthalmology, strabismus and advanced eye imaging. The clinic is led by ophthalmologists with hospital experience in Portugal and training at respected eye centres abroad, including in the United Kingdom and Mexico. Their focus on eye alignment makes squint reduction one of the practice's core areas, with careful assessment of eye movements, binocular vision and the best timing for glasses, patching, exercises or surgery. Every young patient receives a thorough eye exam adapted to their age, from infants to teenagers, so that refractive errors, lazy eye and developmental issues are identified early, when treatment works best. Adults are welcome too. A detailed eye specialist consultation can address double vision, adult strabismus, retinal questions and neuro-ophthalmology concerns, supported by optical coherence tomography and other high-resolution imaging that reveal fine structures of the retina and optic nerve. The atmosphere is calm and exclusive rather than hospital-like, which helps children relax and gives families time to ask questions. The team communicates in Portuguese and English and shares educational content for parents in both languages, a real advantage for international families living in or visiting Portugal. With a clear specialist focus and a warm, personal approach, Gama Eye Care offers families confidence that their children's vision is in expert hands.

    Languages Spoken:
    pt
    Portuguese
    en
    English
  • Image of  CliniAlba
    Portugal
    Portugal, Lisboa

    CliniAlba

    Eye care has been the backbone of CliniAlba for more than thirty years, long before the clinic expanded into a multidisciplinary medical centre in Portugal. Its ophthalmology department remains the core of the practice, with a large team of eye doctors, a fully equipped surgical centre and diagnostic technology that allows most patients to complete their assessment, planning and treatment in one familiar place. Patients whose vision has become cloudy or dim can undergo cataract surgery supported by a femtosecond laser system that performs precise incisions and softens the lens before removal, together with high-end microscopes and phacoemulsification platforms. Those who want to reduce their dependence on glasses can consider LASIK, with Femto-LASIK and digital alignment tools that correct myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism, or a lens implant when laser correction is not the right fit. For people at risk of optic nerve damage, the clinic delivers tailored glaucoma treatment, from pressure monitoring and drops to laser therapy. What makes the experience different is the combination of experience and proximity. Founded around a family practice, the clinic still values close relationships, full transparency in every medical and surgical decision and a warm, unhurried welcome. Additional specialties, including cardiology, dermatology, gynaecology and general medicine, make it easy to coordinate wider health needs without leaving the building. Located close to a metro station, with agreements covering many insurers, CliniAlba is a practical choice for residents and international patients alike who want experienced, technology-driven eye care in Portugal backed by three decades of clinical history.

  • Image of  IRL - Instituto de Retina de Lisboa

    Few private eye centres in Portugal devote themselves almost entirely to the back of the eye, and that focus is exactly what sets IRL - Instituto de Retina de Lisboa apart. The institute concentrates on retinal disease and ocular diabetes, bringing together medical and surgical retina consultants, glaucoma specialists, nurses and orthoptists who review cases collaboratively instead of relying on a single opinion. For patients with retinal detachment, macular holes, vitreous haemorrhage or post-surgical complications, the team offers vitrectomy - eye floaters procedures that remove clouded vitreous gel and allow direct repair of the retina. People living with diabetes benefit from panretinal photocoagulation, a laser technique that seals leaking vessels and helps prevent progression of proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Because retinal and optic nerve health are closely linked, the institute also provides glaucoma treatment, with careful pressure monitoring, medication plans and surgical options when needed. Diagnosis relies on advanced imaging, including optical coherence tomography, angiography and ocular ultrasound, so that every decision rests on detailed, up-to-date information. Intravitreal injections and laser therapies are available for age-related macular degeneration, pathological myopia, central serous chorioretinopathy and vascular occlusions, while general ophthalmology consultations cover everyday eye health. Internal scientific meetings keep the whole team aligned with the latest national and international knowledge, and patients feel the benefit in clear explanations and consistent follow-up. For international visitors seeking specialised retinal care in Portugal, IRL - Instituto de Retina de Lisboa combines focused expertise, modern technology and a patient-first attitude in one dedicated institute.

  • Image of  Instituto Português de Retina

    Retinal health rarely announces itself until something goes wrong, which is why Instituto Português de Retina places prevention and early diagnosis at the centre of everything it does. Established in 2017 in Portugal, the institute brings together a team of highly specialised ophthalmologists with broad experience across the key areas of modern eye medicine, supported by a dedicated consultation and exam centre and a separate surgical centre. Patients with retinal detachment, macular holes, epiretinal membranes or diabetic retinopathy can rely on the institute for vitrectomy - eye floaters care, the delicate procedure used to clear the vitreous gel and repair the retina from within. Clouded vision caused by lens ageing is addressed through cataract surgery, planned with precise measurements so that each eye receives a lens suited to the patient's daily needs. Long-term pressure control and optic nerve protection are handled through personalised glaucoma treatment, combining monitoring, medication and surgery when required. A distinctive feature of the institute is its work in medical genetics applied to ophthalmology, which helps families understand inherited eye conditions and plan follow-up with confidence. Teleconsultations are also available, making it easier for patients living far away, including those abroad, to speak with a specialist before travelling. Consultation hours run on weekdays from morning to evening, and agreements with many insurance providers help make specialised care accessible. For anyone seeking focused retinal expertise in Portugal, Instituto Português de Retina offers a clear message: regular check-ups protect your visual future, and an experienced team is ready to guide every step.

    Languages Spoken:
    pt
    Portuguese
    en
    English
  • Image of  CPO - Clínica Privada de Oftalmologia

    Clear sight shapes almost every moment of the day, and Clínica Privada de Oftalmologia has spent nearly two decades helping people in Portugal regain it. Founded in 2007 by an ophthalmologist who helped introduce modern refractive and lens techniques to the country, together with a nurse whose hospital experience defined the clinic's organisation, CPO combines a family-run spirit with a fully equipped surgical unit of its own. The clinic is well known for cataract surgery, including premium options that allow patients to reduce their dependence on glasses after the cloudy natural lens is removed. People who want freedom from spectacles or contact lenses can explore LASIK, a laser procedure that reshapes the cornea to correct short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism. When the cornea is not suitable for laser correction, surgeons can recommend phakic intraocular lenses, which are placed inside the eye while the natural lens stays in place. Behind these services stand impressive numbers: more than 145,000 consultations, over 6,000 surgical procedures and around 4,000 refractive corrections carried out by a team that has worked together for over twenty-five years. Diagnostic equipment is updated regularly, and the clinic aims to complete examinations and consultations in a single visit whenever possible, saving patients time and repeated trips. Consultation rooms are filled with natural light, and the team speaks Portuguese and English, which makes the clinic comfortable for international visitors. With more than twenty-five insurance agreements, transparent communication and care for every age group, CPO offers a reliable path to better vision in Portugal.

    Languages Spoken:
    pt
    Portuguese
    en
    English
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